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1967 Cub Low Boy Not Really a Low Boy
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Re: 1967 Cub Low Boy Not Really a Low Boy
REDINTHEHEAD wrote:I took the seat cushion off and put it in my truck and noticed the wood on the bottom is stamped 67 very large. The seat pads are minty.
Does the seat cushion have springs in it? I got a 74 that had springs in the seat but I have not found a repo seat cushion with springs.
I think you got a very good buy. It will clean up great. Post some pictures of the plow. Those wings look interesting.
When you only have 9 horsepower you need to know the names of all of the ponies!
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1957 6v - barn Queen
1965 lo-boy with c-3 mower 12 v - Loboy
1974 Horse II 12 v c-2
1975 with woods 42-6 12 v - Horse
1979 long strip 12 v stuck engine
130 with international 1000 loader 6 v
1969 140 with bush hog tow behind mower 12 v
Terramite T-6 4WD Backhoe Perkins diesel
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Re: 1967 Cub Low Boy Not Really a Low Boy
Also that linkage between the lifting lever and the spring assembly is never with the blades. I have 3 sets and do not have one nor have seen for them with blades for saleh. It is in the manual but it is almost always lost.
Can you take some pictures of that them some measurement?
Can you take some pictures of that them some measurement?
When you only have 9 horsepower you need to know the names of all of the ponies!
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Re: 1967 Cub Low Boy Not Really a Low Boy
inairam wrote:REDINTHEHEAD wrote:I took the seat cushion off and put it in my truck and noticed the wood on the bottom is stamped 67 very large. The seat pads are minty.
Does the seat cushion have springs in it? I got a 74 that had springs in the seat but I have not found a repo seat cushion with springs.
steiner has them
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1950 with plow, 54 blade, mott mag 6v - Roxanne
1953 54 blade, c22, wood 42 6v
1957 6v - barn Queen
1965 lo-boy with c-3 mower 12 v - Loboy
1974 Horse II 12 v c-2
1975 with woods 42-6 12 v - Horse
1979 long strip 12 v stuck engine
130 with international 1000 loader 6 v
1969 140 with bush hog tow behind mower 12 v
Terramite T-6 4WD Backhoe Perkins diesel
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Re: 1967 Cub Low Boy Not Really a Low Boy
Thanks at $70 it is cheaper than a professional re-upholstery
When you only have 9 horsepower you need to know the names of all of the ponies!
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Re: 1967 Cub Low Boy Not Really a Low Boy
You guys are awesome thank you. Hopefully Saturday I can get it out and was it off. I will look for the requested plow parts and grab pictures. I think the tractor is just really sooty.
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Re: 1967 Cub Low Boy Not Really a Low Boy
inairam wrote:Also that linkage between the lifting lever and the spring assembly is never with the blades. I have 3 sets and do not have one nor have seen for them with blades for sale.
The name for that piece is flexible clevis. There is a drawing in the "member made diagrams" in the PDF manuals. Not needed unless the kickback of the springs is not enough to prevent damage when you hit a solid object while plowing,
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1953 54 blade, c22, wood 42 6v
1957 6v - barn Queen
1965 lo-boy with c-3 mower 12 v - Loboy
1974 Horse II 12 v c-2
1975 with woods 42-6 12 v - Horse
1979 long strip 12 v stuck engine
130 with international 1000 loader 6 v
1969 140 with bush hog tow behind mower 12 v
Terramite T-6 4WD Backhoe Perkins diesel
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Re: 1967 Cub Low Boy Not Really a Low Boy
Bob
I know it is not needed. I like to have all of the parts as shown in the manual.
Thanks for the head ups on the pdf.
I know it is not needed. I like to have all of the parts as shown in the manual.
Thanks for the head ups on the pdf.
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Re: 1967 Cub Low Boy Not Really a Low Boy
What kind of value would you put on this tractor having not run in 20 years but a garage queen? It took a month of negotiating for me
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Re: 1967 Cub Low Boy Not Really a Low Boy
whatever it's story...have fun because you are now part of it's story
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Re: 1967 Cub Low Boy Not Really a Low Boy
REDINTHEHEAD wrote:What kind of value would you put on this tractor having not run in 20 years but a garage queen? It took a month of negotiating for me
A friend of mine bought one that looked just like it, about the same condition with fertilizer and full set of cultivators for $1,500 about a year ago. Hadn’t been ran in years but runs good after a little work on it.
Every home is a school, what are you teaching?
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Re: 1967 Cub Low Boy Not Really a Low Boy
inairam wrote:REDINTHEHEAD wrote:I took the seat cushion off and put it in my truck and noticed the wood on the bottom is stamped 67 very large. The seat pads are minty.
Does the seat cushion have springs in it? I got a 74 that had springs in the seat but I have not found a repo seat cushion with springs.
I think you got a very good buy. It will clean up great. Post some pictures of the plow. Those wings look interesting.
Might those wings have come from a numbered Cub?
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Re: 1967 Cub Low Boy Not Really a Low Boy
Yes I can see some type of black metal spring steel frame in the cushion. The wings and flashers make me feel like I'm working on the turnpike
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Re: 1967 Cub Low Boy Not Really a Low Boy
Wonder if it could have come from factory with wrong stickers. I don't know if both were built at the same factory or not. I would probably start looking a casting date codes to see when the different parts were made.
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Re: 1967 Cub Low Boy Not Really a Low Boy
What John said. Visit TM Tractor's website for more info about Casting Dates. Report back what you find! Especially get the casting codes on the final drives since you stated they are Red in color. $1,500 - $1,800 is about what it is worth provided it runs good with no major problems.
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