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Ryan

09-10-1999 14:40:19




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I have a 1949 Cub with a plow, cultivators, sickle bar mower and some type of blade. I have no idea how to mount these implements. Does anyone have or know where I can find information on how to do this. Is there a book or manual that would have instuctions? Thank you, Ryan




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Bill Perry

09-11-1999 10:18:30




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 Re: Cub implements in reply to Ryan, 09-10-1999 14:40:19  
I know how to mount this stuff and can talk you thru it if you don't find pictures. Look at all the pictures and if you need more help contact me off list and pick an item and I will describe how to do it for you. The cultivators are straight forward, the blade more confusing(depends on the one you have), the plow not obvious but simple and the sickle bar is the hardest to do but easiest to explain. Here is brief description on cultivators. Some terms to become familiar with- 1. Main lifting frames. These go on the tractor connecting to the hydraulic or manual lift. They are usually assumed to be part of the cultivator but are separate necessary pieces. The main lifting frames will be red. The cultivator tool bars will be blue. The plow trips will be black. So sort out what you think is cultivators into the three colors. The main red lifting frames will usually be separated from the blue tool bars, but not always. I know it might be all rusty color but poke around and you can find red and blue. The front lifting frames are parallel linkages with a casting and slip in socket which mates with a large bolt on the tool bar. The left side frame will have about an 18 inch long square bar (approx. 1.5 inches square) which is to be slid thru a mating square hole in the front steering casting assembly. If you follow the steering wheel rod down to where it goes into the front casting, the square hole is on the left and below.
After you have installed the left side frame it will stick thru the square hole about 8 inches. The right side frame is then slid over the 8 inch projection and tightened down with two set bolts on the right side frame. Both frames have a lift rod with a spring on them that are then connected to the lift points on the tractor(near the back of the gas tank). The blue tool bars are then connected to the casting socket on the lift frames. The next step is to set the plow trips to the location on the tool bar you want using the tool bar to round shank connectors. These connectors have a wedge in them that allows the one connector to tighten down on the square tool bar and the round plow trip shank at any location on the tool bar. The rear tool bars have a casting on them that allows them to bolt directly to the bottom two holes that usually mount the drawbar. The read tool bars have a 90 degree bend in them.
There is a right and left hand. The 90 degree bend turns the tool bar to the outside of the tractor so you can put a plowtrip behind the rear wheel. the lifting frame for the rear tool bars is an upside down "U" shape with a connection point in the center of the U on the top and a connection point to each tool bar on the legs. Each leg has a spring and a bent C shape at the bottom to hook to the rear tool bar. The top horizontal part of the U connects to the rear center lift point on the main tractor lift.

Bill Perry

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Bill Perry

09-11-1999 10:17:03




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 Re: Cub implements in reply to Ryan, 09-10-1999 14:40:19  
I know how to mount this stuff and can talk you thru it if you don't find pictures. Look at all the pictures and if you need more help contact me off list and pick an item and I will describe how to do it for you. The cultivators are straight forward, the blade more confusing(depends on the one you have), the plow not obvious but simple and the sickle bar is the hardest to do but easiest to explain. Here is brief description on cultivators. Some terms to become familiar with- 1. Main lifting frames. These go on the tractor connecting to the hydraulic or manual lift. They are usually assumed to be part of the cultivator but are separate necessary pieces. The main lifting frames will be red. The cultivator tool bars will be blue. The plow trips will be black. So sort out what you think is cultivators into the three colors. The main red lifting frames will usually be separated from the blue tool bars, but not always. I know it might be all rusty color but poke around and you can find red and blue. The front lifting frames are parallel linkages with a casting and slip in socket which mates with a large bolt on the tool bar. The left side frame will have about an 18 inch long square bar (approx. 1.5 inches square) which is to be slid thru a mating square hole in the front steering casting assembly. If you follow the steering wheel rod down to where it goes into the front casting, the square hole is on the left and below.
After you have installed the left side frame it will stick thru the square hole about 8 inches. The right side frame is then slid over the 8 inch projection and tightened down with two set bolts on the right side frame. Both frames have a lift rod with a spring on them that are then connected to the lift points on the tractor(near the back of the gas tank). The blue tool bars are then connected to the casting socket on the lift frames. The next step is to set the plow trips to the location on the tool bar you want using the tool bar to round shank connectors. These connectors have a wedge in them that allows the one connector to tighten down on the square tool bar and the round plow trip shank at any location on the tool bar. The rear tool bars have a casting on them that allows them to bolt directly to the bottom two holes that usually mount the drawbar. The read tool bars have a 90 degree bend in them.
There is a right and left hand. The 90 degree bend turns the tool bar to the outside of the tractor so you can put a plowtrip behind the rear wheel. the lifting frame for the rear tool bars is an upside down "U" shape with a connection point in the center of the U on the top and a connection point to each tool bar on the legs. Each leg has a spring and a bent C shape at the bottom to hook to the rear tool bar. The top horizontal part of the U connects to the rear center lift point on the main tractor lift.

Bill Perry

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Mark

09-10-1999 19:27:06




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 Re: Cub implements in reply to Ryan, 09-10-1999 14:40:19  

Click on the site below and give it a whirl. It has a bunch of pictures, but it's not an instruction manual. Look for anything that has "cub" in it and click on those.



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sammy the RED

09-10-1999 17:49:34




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 Re: Cub implements in reply to Ryan, 09-10-1999 14:40:19  
Look at, Binder Books, they might have something.



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