Free 46 Cub

You will still be way ahead; I don"t keep up with the Cub market but here locally these tractors were bringing $1000-1500 for good running but unrestored examples last time I checked. Find a rich Californian, you might get close to two grand for a clean one with a good belly mower.

This is what a C or Super C in similar condition brings in our area; and the Cub will sell faster!

If you don"t have that kind of money, fix their air conditioner or leaky faucets or something. It doesn"t take much these days to do a couple of hundred worth of repairs.

Unless, of course, you don"t believe in devine retribution or karma. In which case you"re on your own (literally!).

How'd you come to the determination that it was a '46? The serial number should be stamped into a tin plate on the right front of the tractor just above where the steering shaft goes into the steering box. Take the STAMPED number, not the "1800." 1800 is the RPM rating.

On the left edge of this page is a link for Serial Numbers. Look for the Cub under the International heading, or maybe the Farmall. I can't remember which and always choose the wrong one.