I purchased a 'trackless train', with a cub modified lo-boy tractor as the power for the engine. It has no sheet metal, fenders, etc. It is a tight fit under the fiberglass train body, making me think the train body was made specifically for the that tractor.
I am curious to know if anybody has any info/history on this setup?
Curt
Cub modified lo-boy train
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grandpas train
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tst
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Re: Cub modified lo-boy train
they do turn up at times, search the threads and they have been in here before
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Bob McCarty
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Re: Cub modified lo-boy train
Does it look like this? viewtopic.php?f=123&t=59484&p=852241&hilit=train#p852241
Welcome to the Forum. How about some pictures?
Welcome to the Forum. How about some pictures?
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tst
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Re: Cub modified lo-boy train
here is a link to one
viewtopic.php?f=123&t=59484&p=852241&hilit=train#p852241
viewtopic.php?f=123&t=59484&p=852241&hilit=train#p852241
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grandpas train
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CapeCodCubs
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willys55
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Re: Cub modified lo-boy train
interesting
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ibdilbert
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Re: Cub modified lo-boy train
That is REALLY cool! I LIKE IT!
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Bob McCarty
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Re: Cub modified lo-boy train
PM (private message) sent.
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