Posted by mkirsch on April 30, 2009 at 09:25:03 from (64.80.108.55):
In Reply to: Farmall A cub posted by Fred Pevey on April 30, 2009 at 08:48:03:
Fred,
Farmall A and Farmall Cub are two different tractors.
Farmall Cub can't be older than a '47.
Just a couple factoids to help you out.
Tiller, as in rototiller? There is a rototiller attachment for the Farmall Cub, but it is VERY rare, nearly impossible to find, and completely beyond your budget if you find one in good condition with all the parts for sale. A brand new rear-tine Troy Bilt walk-behind will cost less.
For tilling, you need to move the tractor slow and spin the tines fast. The old Farmalls are way way way to fast for a tiller. The tractor needs to move at a 90-year-old-man shuffle speed at full throttle. The slowest a Cub can go is 2.1MPH, far too fast.
The tiller that fits on a Cub also comes with gearboxes to slow the Cub down. Usually you can find the tiller, but no gearboxes, or the gearboxes but no tiller.
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