mowers for the Cub

Billy Ray, this is the mower I was talking about, its appears pretty heavy built and well thought out.
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I'll try to hook it up and see how it mows, you and Roy ought to come over and check it out... :D
 
I think that there are at least 3 variations on the Woods59. Factory, "aftermarket", and L. I have had all 3. (L cut the best).
 
hey Brichter i found that pic here is a bush hog brand mower



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these are the best i could find of it

and that is not on my cub that is the one i traded to thomas
 
Hi,
Hi just registered here a few minutes ago and here's my first dum question. Which mower do I have? It's a 42 incher.

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Steve Woods
 
Steve Woods":24if1gty said:
Hi,
Hi just registered here a few minutes ago and here's my first dum question. Which mower do I have? It's a 42 incher.

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Steve Woods
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Steve,

Welcome to the forum!

Why it is a Woods mower... Steve Woods to be exact... :D :D (sorry, couldn't resist, from a guy with the last name Grapes.. :D )

Welcome,
 
Bush Hog, huh? I appreciate the info. Thanks. Ironically, I have two Farmalls with belly mowers and neither mower is a Woods, dang it! One of the idler pulleys on the Cub is broken and needs replaced. I just placed a WTB ad in the classifieds. I'm hoping to find a cast iron one like this rather than stamped steel:

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the woods 59 is a right hand toatation, the woods 59 L is for left hand rotation.The left hand was used on A's super A's Alis C&B and CA;s. They cut equally well left or right handed. You can mount a left or righ handed woods 59 on a cub or a though the 140. only difference in rotatation is how the belt is wound.
 
I have a Bush Hog model 412A Belly mower. The repair parts catalog that I have is for four models 412A,412C,412SA,412G. I ordered the catalog off of the internet and it has a November 1983 date on it...According to the guy that sold me my 1949 Cub his Grandfather ordered two Cubs.One with a sickle mower and the other with a belly mower,which I have.Don't know for sure if this is the original belly mower,but it sure looks like it...
 
I just found a brand new model of belly mower for the Farmall Cub. The Arts-Way Model 1360B Mid Mount Mower. Jeff at Arts-Way very kindly sent the pdf file off to me. Should anyone need a copy let me know. It will be on the new server. :D
 
That mower would be a descendant of the Sunmaster. Artsway got into the mower business when they bought Sunmaster.
 
Jim:

That would be correct. I am not sure which SunMaster model though. They no longer have anything left in the archives except the 1360B which truly is a shame. Oh well.. one can only keep searching and hope to find Owner's and Parts catalogs for the SunMaster line.
 
JRICK":u28g9zww said:
I have a Bush Hog model 412A Belly mower. The repair parts catalog that I have is for four models 412A,412C,412SA,412G. I ordered the catalog off of the internet and it has a November 1983 date on it...According to the guy that sold me my 1949 Cub his Grandfather ordered two Cubs.One with a sickle mower and the other with a belly mower,which I have.Don't know for sure if this is the original belly mower,but it sure looks like it...
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Unless I am terribly mistaken, the 4 models were for :

412A = Farmall A
412C = Cub
412SA = Farmall Super A
412G = Allis Chalmers G (not quite as sure here)

The deck was probably common, but the attachment braces would have been slightly different. Many times one model is adapted to a Cub, with inventive cuts and welds to the attachment brackets.
 
Mott flailers are rated as "like a bush hog" cut, but they will cut turf as nice as any mower.

I think its the best Cub mower

and its EASY to hook up Beeray :D

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That's a nice looking rig, Mikey, Is it a Mott that you added an international sticker on or did IH make a flail mower for the Fast Hitch?
 
Mott made these mowers, but IH had to be involved in the design as the rt angle drive is the IH drive. I like red better than yeller.

I wonder if they might have been available at the IH dealerships at one time?

They are around but getting harder to find. I found this one here in Arizona half buried in the ground. Still it was still fixable though :D
 
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