The rear wheels can go wider than 56" by using spacers. They are probably in the Cub parts book but I don't have one. Seems to me I have seen the spacers on eBay. They add five or six inches per side.
As for the front, I am not sure. I suppose IH had optional parts for that as well. If I needed this stuff, I would go to caseih.com and see what was engineered snd available when Cubs were produced.
At any rate, if I needed a wide Cub, I would make the parts. Not too difficult with a welder, drill press, and a lathe. If that suggestion is unappealing, see if your local Voke school will made some of the parts. When it's all done, take the Cub over there so the kids can see what they built.
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