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Cub Weight

Postby dbscars2 » Mon Aug 12, 2019 12:30 am

Just bought a 1949 Cub to teach my son about restorations. Curious if anyone knows the weight with the Farmall mower deck attached? Want to make sure he has enough trailer for hauling it.

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Re: Cub Weight

Postby Slim140 » Mon Aug 12, 2019 5:21 am

I’d say less than 2,000 pounds depending on front and rear wheel weights and if the rear tires are loaded or not.
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Re: Cub Weight

Postby MiCarl » Mon Aug 12, 2019 6:09 am

It will depend on what other equipment the Cub has (wheel weights, touch control, etc.)

My 1948 with the electrical system, touch control, rear rock shaft, full tank of fuel and one set of rear weights weighs 1,702 lbs.
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Re: Cub Weight

Postby Eugene » Mon Aug 12, 2019 8:15 am

Since you are asking about what trailer size to haul a Cub with mower deck.

Trailer capable of hauling 3000 to 4000 lbs.. Tractor with mower won't weigh that much, probably in the 2000 lb. range as previously suggested.
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Re: Cub Weight

Postby Stanton » Mon Aug 12, 2019 10:06 am

IIRC: A few years back at a local tractor pull / show, I scaled my '47 Cub with hydraulics and rear wheel weights at just under 2000 lbs. I always round it up to 2K to be safe.

As Eugene stated, a trailer capable of hauling 3K-4K will more than suffice for your Cub with mower deck. As a teaching example, though, I understand wanting to know the exact amount for your son.
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Re: Cub Weight

Postby radioguy41 » Fri Aug 30, 2019 8:27 pm

Weighed at Jacktown Groove - 10/21/2017 - 1870 lbs
Here's what it consisted of:

1 set rear wheel weights
1 set front wheel weights
Rear flat belt PTO
2 drawbars (yes, 2)
Plow depth adjustor
Front hitch
5 gallons of gas
Hydraulics
Full electrical system with lights front and back
Vertical exhaust with muffler and flap
Umbrella bracket
New 8.3x24 rear ag tires (well worn tires can weigh a bit less) on W5 rims
Full battery box with lid
Pogo stick seat with new cushioned pan
1935 GMC truck horn
Factory toolbox with the factory grease gun and a couple of tools


Weighed at Jacktown Groove - 10/20/2018 - 1475 lbs
Here's what it consisted of:

Drawbar
Front hitch
5 gallons of gas
Hydraulics
Full electrical system with lights front and back
Vertical exhaust with muffler and flap
Umbrella bracket
New 8.3x24 rear ag tires (well worn tires can weigh a bit less) on W5 rims
Full battery box with lid
Pogo stick seat with new cushioned pan
1935 GMC truck horn
Factory toolbox with the factory grease gun and a couple of tools
Homemade 3 pt hitch adapter
Planter drive sight rod
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