I just bought a "narrow gauge" 1948 Cub. I have some questions

[I gotta cub]

Another link in of one in Oregon

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Thread 'Narrow Cub'

Oct 24, 2018

Got a Cub the other day, seems really narrow. Does any one know any information on these ? I read a few things like tomato and strawberry
cultivators, and may be made in Oxnard CA. Any other info and a value for this. Will try to load pictures later files to large. Thanks

• Bigwally30
• Replies: 14
• Forum: Farmall Cub

There was a lot of strawberry farms, when I was a kid growing up in Oregon, in the southern Willamette Valley.

 

[inairam]

Keep this one as is and buy another cub to mow. This is a rare bird. Or get a tow-behind mower as they use on ATV. I use my cub to pull two at a time. The tounge can be made to go straight.

 

[pauln]

I live 40 miles south of Eugene...I talked with a fella from the Eugene area a 2 or 3 years back...he said he had a narrow orchard cub.
I know his name, but I wont post it...but he said his nickname was "Butch". I was curious if this is the same cub you just bought?
I have a 48 cub that he was looking at..
I still have the cub.

Not "Butch", as far as I know.

 

[pauln]

There was a lot of strawberry farms, when I was a kid growing up in Oregon, in the southern Willamette Valley.

This was used on a strawberry farm.