1950 Farmall Cub

[JPrattico]

This little tractor will be coming home soon. Should be a great addition to My IH stuff. It's currently residing at my grandparents house until we can trailer it home. My grandfather is giving it to me for free. It sat for about 4 years in his barn, all it took to make run was a fuel system flush and ignition points cleaning. She runs pretty good, still needs some normal maintenance. Also has a hydraulic lift. Once it gets home I will be changing all the fluids. Pretty excited, I think this will be a lot of fun!

 

[gary noblit]

Happy for you JP !!

 

[kmcconaughey]

Sweet! Farmall Cubs are cool little tractors.

 

[JPrattico]

Kraig, boy have prices changed over the years. Could you imagine paying $545 for a new small tractor today? I think most of them are over $10,000 today when you buy them new. And often even when you buy them used!

 

[kmcconaughey]

I would love to find a NOS Farmall Cub for that old price!

 

[kphill]

I would love to find a NOS Farmall Cub for that old price!

Well if you want to go back to taking home $30 bucks a week like they did in 1950 then that $545 might seem like a pretty high mountain to climb!... lol

 

[dray]

Love these little tractors ]

 

[dray]

 

[JPrattico]

Haven't mentioned this one in a while. Took some time, but finally got a trailer over to my grandparents house. It came home today. Along with it, a tow behind flail mower powered by a Wisconsin TJD.

 

[PACub100]

Like my girlfriend says, "if it's free, it's for me!"...good score. My sister has one and it's definitely a fun little tractor to play with

 

[gary noblit]

Jp, that looks like a great project.What a unique mower as well....good luck on that.....Those old wisconsins are HEAVY.....

 

[JPrattico]

Jp, that looks like a great project.What a unique mower as well....good luck on that.....Those old wisconsins are HEAVY.....

 

[gary noblit]

Jp, as I've been saying.."I love old iron".....awesome job !!!