Posted by Chuck MA on July 29, 2016 at 07:44:41 from (71.192.43.20):
In Reply to: NEWBIE ON FORUM posted by jjtwister on July 29, 2016 at 04:17:54:
Lot of helpful advice on this forum and check farmall cub dot com. Some of the guys here are there also. The cub is a pretty simple machine to work on even if your mechanical skills are limited. With advice from web sites and youtube as well as the cub manuals you can learn how to repair your cub. also another source is CaseIH site it has parts manual online, but you should have a copy of a parts manual as well as owners/operator manual and service/repair manual. Most of all be safe when operating the cub, read the warnings in the operator's manual. For a small tractor the cub can do a lot of work and very efficiently. Hope its up and running soon good luck and don't be afraid to ask questions. Chuck
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