1977 International Cub w/ Woods 59CF-2

[jlmason81]

1977 International Cub (Serial# 251272) w/ Original Paint. This tractor came out of Tennessee. I have added the 15" front wheels and tires. I plan on adding a Tachometer and rear weights. If anyone has an original chain/pulley gaurd for the rear please advise.

Jeff

 

[Don McCombs]

I believe that chain guard is still available from Woods.

 

[jlmason81]

Any idea on a part# or cost?

 

[Barnyard]

Any idea on a part# or cost?

Your best bet would be to call a Woods dealer for that info.

 

[Anonymous]

I bet that '77 would mow circles around that "green thing" you have parked in your garage 8)

 

[Anonymous]

Woods part #3575 on that PTO guard, that's what my original one has marked on it from the factory.

 

[jlmason81]

Brian,

I know you keep making fun of my "Green Thing," but keep in mind its just a color and a decal. The only reason I own it is (1) $500 & (2) it has a Kohler engine.

Jeff

 

[Buzzard Wing]

Very, very nice.... I have it's fraternal twin, but it's not on all 4 yet.

 

[jlmason81]

Buzzard Wing,

This is one of my favorite Cubs. It is still in its original paint! It even had the original seat base until the carrier decided not to take it off when he left Tennessee headed for Texas. I have added the 15" front wheels, tachometer, and just purchased a original paint battery box top and front from Boss.

Jeff

 

[Buzzard Wing]

Yep, the first Cub (my 65 Lo Boy) I hauled with a deluxe seat I checked before I got on the highway :shock: Didn't know the cushion wasn't bolted down. Luckily it didn't go missing. Mine is red and came with a 59 C-2. Traded the mower for a set of cultivators. A really nice set of cultivators!

They are probably more rare than the demo Cubs. Only 5500 made.

 

[jlmason81]

Very, very nice.... I have it's fraternal twin, but it's not on all 4 yet.

Please post some pictures on here!

Jeff

 

[jlmason81]

I finally was able to have my rear weights sandblasted. I got them painted and mounted today before the rain. Check out the difference that Bleach White makes on the rear tires from the first pictures I posted compared to now!

Jeff