Rescue Cub in Brazil

The slightly wider rims may not let you set the the track to the narrowest setting. Otherwise the extra width should work. The bolt circle for the lugs may not be quite right and require some rework to make them fit, possibly using the lugs from the old rims. Unfortunately, it looks like the lugs are welded to the new rims. I'm sure you can handle fitting the rims to your existing wheel centers.
 
Jim Becker":2zs9cnir said:
The slightly wider rims may not let you set the the track to the narrowest setting. Otherwise the extra width should work. The bolt circle for the lugs may not be quite right and require some rework to make them fit, possibly using the lugs from the old rims. Unfortunately, it looks like the lugs are welded to the new rims. I'm sure you can handle fitting the rims to your existing wheel centers.
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Thank you Jim. I will look at these details.
 
That part number tracks back to the model 55T and 55W hay balers. I don't have the parts catalog for those balers, so can't look it up. However, those models came with 2 different engines. I don't know which engine this would fit, but suspect it was for the IH Super A engine. If so, it probably reads up to 75 psi. The Cub gauge only reads to about 40 or 45. If this is a 75 psi gauge, a perfect Cub engine would only be able to reach the middle of the gauge, In normal operation, it would give the appearance of low oil pressure.

If you have an air supply with a pressure regulator, I suggest you try to pressurize the gauge with 40 psi. See if it ends up mid-range or near full scale.
 
Clemsonfor":rd131tx5 said:
I guess that metal was a gusset so to strengthen the weld to the axle tube?
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Yes, the metal was weld gusset strengthe to the axle, but I will remove the old weld and re-weld again with mig process. sorry my english poor.
 
Don McCombs":owj9q8nh said:
You must be working on several projects at once. I see some parts in your video that I don’t recognize as being from a Cub.
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Yes. The part you see on video is from Fordson 1948 E27N made in England. Good Tractor.

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stephanev8brazil":1z0tmnjr said:
Hello Friends. How to post videos direct in forum? I can´t post my videos.
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Upload them to YouTube and then share the link here. Most forums will them embed the video into the post that way to be viewed on the forum. This one I am not sure if it embeds it or will send the viewer to YouTube to watch the software used here is a little antiquated, either way it will work.
 
Don McCombs":1cyutfhj said:
You must be working on several projects at once. I see some parts in your video that I don’t recognize as being from a Cub.
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Probably like most of us, has half a dozen things he's working on and then at any one point anything related to everyday life may be apart as well.
 
stephanev8brazil":16x12ubx said:
Don McCombs":16x12ubx said:
You must be working on several projects at once. I see some parts in your video that I don’t recognize as being from a Cub.
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Yes. The part you see on video is from Fordson 1948 E27N made in England. Good Tractor.

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I noticed those wheels as well.
 
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