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Archive through July 25, 2005
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till
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Gary,
That is a one up custom. It is way cool!!!
I think I may have to build one of them too.
That is a one up custom. It is way cool!!!
I think I may have to build one of them too.
Tedd, Rick, Gary, Tim's Cubette is a reproduction of the prototype Cub Cadet, he made it based on one old b&w photo of the real thing. Awesome job Tim!
Tim D., please correct me if I got it wrong.
Tim D., please correct me if I got it wrong.
That would make for one sharp looking Airstream!! 
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till
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That would make my Airstream an Argosy.
But ya got me thinking now.......
I will have the shell of a 26 foot Airstream to paly with to make into a Cub hauler. Plans are already in the works. So just a little paint and a decal or two and I might have something........
But ya got me thinking now.......
I will have the shell of a 26 foot Airstream to paly with to make into a Cub hauler. Plans are already in the works. So just a little paint and a decal or two and I might have something........
not sure if this was posted yet or not, i posted it on the ihregistry board. just wanted to let the guys who own super garden tractors that part number 734-3085A front rim, is NLA, if a dealer has one in stock, ya better get it now, i tried to order one today,and it kicked the number,said that the number was no longer valid.
thanks,jeff
thanks,jeff
Steve B,
Your gonna have to get those guys to give ya something like the one we had last night!
Your gonna have to get those guys to give ya something like the one we had last night!
Charlie,
You did not wring out all the rain in those clouds last night, I got a 1/2 inch of much needed rain out of them.
A good soaking rain, not a hard run off like we got saturday during the 15 minute down pour when that bow-front when threw here and knocked down trees and power lines.
You did not wring out all the rain in those clouds last night, I got a 1/2 inch of much needed rain out of them.
A good soaking rain, not a hard run off like we got saturday during the 15 minute down pour when that bow-front when threw here and knocked down trees and power lines.
The wife said it was sacrilege to bring this thing home!
till
Well-known member
Now that is a Pulley!!
Charlie,
Nothing a lick of paint wont fix.
<font size="-2">see Charlie's thumb picture</font>
Been raining here for 2.5 hours nice and steady. YEA!!!! Man do we need it. You getting the same Steve B. ??
Charlie,
Nothing a lick of paint wont fix.
<font size="-2">see Charlie's thumb picture</font>
Been raining here for 2.5 hours nice and steady. YEA!!!! Man do we need it. You getting the same Steve B. ??
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tdelooza
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Kriag is correct, my Cubette is a reproduction of the first engineering mock up prototype. Here is a picture of the sign I had at Red Power. It gives a brief version of the Cubette’s story.
Gary, The Cubette is for real. I can touch it and drive it.
Only one was made by the engineering team around February of 1960 and it was not liked by the “powers that be”. So it was torn down, presumably to build the second mock up Cub-ette.
My little progress web page is still up and can be found at: click here. The first picture is of the real thing, and the only picture I had to go from.
<font size="-2">Bryan, more than happy to share here, I just don’t always get a chance to wander to this side of the street.
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Gary, The Cubette is for real. I can touch it and drive it.
My little progress web page is still up and can be found at: click here. The first picture is of the real thing, and the only picture I had to go from.
<font size="-2">Bryan, more than happy to share here, I just don’t always get a chance to wander to this side of the street.
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More rain here in the last 5 hours than in the last 3 months!!!!!!
Solid 2" in my gauge right now and it's still raining in a nice steady soaker, depending on how long this soaker lasts, I'm guessing that this evening will be good for 2.25" or so......thank God for that!!!!! As of this AM I was sitting on 1.7" since 5/1/05, now it looks like I'll be close to 4" for the summer with this rain....everything sure can use it!!!!!
Solid 2" in my gauge right now and it's still raining in a nice steady soaker, depending on how long this soaker lasts, I'm guessing that this evening will be good for 2.25" or so......thank God for that!!!!! As of this AM I was sitting on 1.7" since 5/1/05, now it looks like I'll be close to 4" for the summer with this rain....everything sure can use it!!!!!
The pictures Tyler posted of the mini 806 with the 4 bottom plow, and the Vineyard Original, were taken and posted by me on the other site, but free to post them here if you like. The center of the pictures are foggy because the camera lens didn't like the humidity. Here are a couple more of them.
The 806 is owned and was built by Darrell Lee, and his wife Peggy, of the Statesboro NC area. Darrell works for Richard Childress Racing, as a chassis builder for the #29 car, if that gives you any idea of craftsmanship/workmanship of the tractor. The Vineyard was built by a 74 year young friend that could not attend, so Darrell and his wife brought it along. The Hi-Clear 100 I built.
The 806 is owned and was built by Darrell Lee, and his wife Peggy, of the Statesboro NC area. Darrell works for Richard Childress Racing, as a chassis builder for the #29 car, if that gives you any idea of craftsmanship/workmanship of the tractor. The Vineyard was built by a 74 year young friend that could not attend, so Darrell and his wife brought it along. The Hi-Clear 100 I built.
Steve B,
I blew as hard as I could for ya.
I figure if it's good enough for Cubs, it's good enough for the tools that I use to work on them,
I'd also like to thank Timmy D for postin his Cubette pics.
I blew as hard as I could for ya.
I figure if it's good enough for Cubs, it's good enough for the tools that I use to work on them,
I'd also like to thank Timmy D for postin his Cubette pics.
Tim D. Very Cool! I stand corrected.
When I first saw it I wondered and emailed another member.
I thought it may have been a mock up to compete with the <font color="119911">Patio Tractors</font> that IH never put into production.
Learn something new everyday! Very cool!
When I first saw it I wondered and emailed another member.
I thought it may have been a mock up to compete with the <font color="119911">Patio Tractors</font> that IH never put into production.
Learn something new everyday! Very cool!
