Rescue Cub in Brazil

Watching your progress makes me think full I have a farmall junk yard 20 miles from my house but I think you are doing an excellent job with the cub keep up the good work
 
Had someone welded a plate onto the front of the axle casting? Did the axle have a crack in it, so they welded a plate for added support?

You are doing a good job!
 
Don McCombs":2gzjz3de said:
stephanev8brazil":2gzjz3de said:
Don McCombs":2gzjz3de said:
You certainly have discovered some strange things on this tractor. :D


Yes, Don. Look at this.

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I'm having trouble visualizing where that is on the tractor.

Hi. Don, How are you.

This is a Crack in the axle Housing. I will welding it again.
 
Stanton":36milenm said:
Had someone welded a plate onto the front of the axle casting? Did the axle have a crack in it, so they welded a plate for added support?

You are doing a good job!

HI, Stanton.

My axle housing, have two big Cracks. They welded, but maked a bad work.
 
Hi,
The original Cub oil pressure gauge screws into the oil filter housing.

The oil gauge in your pics is made to be dash mounted.

The Cub oil gauge has no studs on the back of it for the mounting bracket.
The studs would probably hit the oil filter housing, trying to screw the gauge into the housing.

Below is a listing at TM Tractor for a new oil gauge, it says on the page before it, that they had them made to look like the originals.
You can look at the pics. :)

http://www.tmtractor.com/new/en/5732fp.htm
 
Glen":1qhz0q8a said:
Hi,
The original Cub oil pressure gauge screws into the oil filter housing.

The oil gauge in your pics is made to be dash mounted.

The Cub oil gauge has no studs on the back of it for the mounting bracket.
The studs would probably hit the oil filter housing, trying to screw the gauge into the housing.

Below is a listing at TM Tractor for a new oil gauge, it says they had them made to look like the originals.
You can look at the pics. :)

http://www.tmtractor.com/new/en/5732fp.htm

Thank You. I will visit tmtractor.com and look the original models. I don´t like to use China reproduction.
 
stephanev8brazil":m60lek2d said:
Glen":m60lek2d said:
Hi,
The original Cub oil pressure gauge screws into the oil filter housing.

The oil gauge in your pics is made to be dash mounted.

The Cub oil gauge has no studs on the back of it for the mounting bracket.
The studs would probably hit the oil filter housing, trying to screw the gauge into the housing.

Below is a listing at TM Tractor for a new oil gauge, it says they had them made to look like the originals.
You can look at the pics. :)

http://www.tmtractor.com/new/en/5732fp.htm

Thank You. I will visit tmtractor.com and look the original models. I don´t like to use China reproduction.
I can't say for sure but part of me would want to say that they might be made in China for TM? I don't know though I could be wrong.
 
Hi,
It says the oil gauges are made in the USA in the first line of their description, at the page.

It also says it on the page before the listing.

IH started using a gauge with numbers on Cubs in about 1956, if you prefer numbers.
It wouldn't be original for a 1950 Cub, but you can choose.
Below is the listing for it.

http://www.tmtractor.com/new/en/3291fp.htm

The Cub service manual says a Cub engine has a 35 lb oil pressure system. :)
 
How wide are those rims? They look wide to me although the description indicates they are the right size. Have you found tires to replace yours that will fit those rims?
 
Bob McCarty":3swlfsfs said:
How wide are those rims? They look wide to me although the description indicates they are the right size. Have you found tires to replace yours that will fit those rims?

Hi, Bob
The rims have 8" wide. Yes. tires are easy to found, because there are other tractors manufactured in Brazil that use.
 
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