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Cub transmission rebuild questions
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Re: Cub transmission rebuild questions
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Re: Cub transmission rebuild questions
puddlejumper wrote:Glen wrote:puddlejumper wrote:The green cub is actually yellow, being brush painted green and the only red showing being on parts that were replaced. It is a '49 with magneto.
Hi,
All 1949 Cubs were red, as far as I know.
I'm not sure if Jim B., or someone has said if there were other colors offered on the earlier Cubs.
It's definitely yellow. No sign of red on the castings or fenders. When I start to strip that cub I'll take photos and post pics. I had read somewhere that IH would paint a cub any color you asked for more $$.
Looking at the picture, I see green, two shades of blue, sliver, and at least one shade of red but looks more like two. The outside of the fender shows yellow and red with the inside green. I'm not sure how to resolve that with the previous statements.
In 1949, Cubs were red. It is true enough that IH would paint tractors other colors for a price. However, it is a kind of overworked statement. The likely scenario would probably be a bid request showing up at a branch office. It would be from some state highway department asking for a bid on 20 or so tractors and specifying that state's official colors. The tractors probably never saw an ag dealer and may have never been through an industrial dealer.
If somebody walked into an ag dealer and said they wanted a blue Cub, the dealer would probably tell them to pick one of the red ones out of the row out front and they'd run it back to the shop and spray it with blue paint.
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Re: Cub transmission rebuild questions
Success! One rebuilt cub transmission. Had to use parts from both transmissions to get enough good parts, also installed all new bearings, seals, and gaskets. This cub is for my wife and she wanted a deluxe seat so I replaced the shifter with the appropriate one. Unfortunately it is too cold to paint and I don't have heat in my workshop. I suppose I will work on stripping some more parts and patiently wait for warmer weather.
Thanks everyone for your help!
Thanks everyone for your help!
-Dave
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