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Re: Cub differences
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Posted by p on April 02, 2000 at 23:03:57 from (166.90.85.80):
In Reply to: Cub differences posted by John H. on April 02, 2000 at 16:41:42:
where do I start?,....the serial number and model number are on the front drivers side of the tractor on a metal tag near where the steering arm connects to the steering box ( can be seen in pictures in enclosed link),just behind the nearby water pipe that connect the lower bolster and the engine block look where the block turns outward 90 degrees to attach to the front end(where the bolts are). In this corner they tend to crack, this is not tragic but it should be welded to hold back the oil and the pictured brace made to support it and should be watched out for since it is relatively common.)also a way to lower the price) The low boy is basically the same tractor with rear drop housings rotated forward and shorter spindles in front. the rear housing change and lower stance makes the implements different( I don't know if an adapter can be made or is available ). The 184 and such I am know are different but I am not that familiar. as for the international and Farmall differences I am also not entirely sure. I think they are the same with minor differences like a stronger frontend. I recommend the Cub highly as a mower. I have the Woods model 42C and it cuts like a golf course mower. and will also cut tall grass, best of both worlds. I also have seen 3 pt. kits available but the pto spins at engine rpms and the opposite direction so a gear box adapter may be needed.( I have heard that this has been done to force only small manageable item designed for the cub to be used....hope this helps, let me know if I can help more, or explain better.....p
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