stanleygibson
Member
Well it is a sad day. I have owned this little cub for about 25 years. It has been a faithful servant, hauling whatever it found hooked to its drawbar, plowing a little. Hauling my kids and their friends across the hills and hollers of Appalachia. Even tried to mow before figuring out I would have to split it to fix the bearing. Now in the twilight of my years I find my financial and chronological wherewithal doesn't allow me to pursue all my endeavors. So I have to pick one to go. My garden, my horse, my woodworking or my Cub. I wanted to gussie her up a little for her new owner so I cleaned and painted the hood and the engine area. Got the headlights working. I had a set of generator brushes so I put those in and now she doesn't charge anymore. Well just something else for someone else to work on.