Indiana newbie

[Tony Arnold]

Recently joined up have always like the red cubs. Ahh who am I kidding I like about anything that is a true garden tractor. Been into wheel horse tractors all my life. My grandpa started me early on a 68’ Raider 9. Still have that tractors today 30 some years later. Wanted to check out some other forums and maybe find a super cub I can’t live without

 

[RAllison]

Welcome to the forum Tony,I'm up here in N. Indiana

 

[Tony Arnold]

Ahh close to the home of wheel horse lol.

 

[RAllison]

My father n law worked for them for almost 20 yrs.

 

[RAllison]

LOL,I wound up being that pesky CubCadet son n law!

 

[Cubbie]

Welcome to the forum, Tony. Nice to have you here!

Those are nice looking tractors you have there.

 

[-CӞ]

Looks like ample room for a Cub to join your fleet. Welcome aboard.

 

[cubs4lifeofme]

Welcome from N.Y.

 

[wh cc guy]

Welcome. I also have been a wheel horse man for many years and still have two. Changed over to cubs and have three of those. You will find a lot of differences between them but both are good tractors. If you need anything cub related this is the place to find it. Gook luck with your projects.

 

[Allenpatterson]

Nice snow removal team you have there! I also own a wheel horse. I received my 416-8 wheel horse from my mother after the rear discharge mower deck gave out and cracked around one of the spindles. The PTO clutch was shot as well so I purchased a blade for it and it will spend the winter at my in-laws so I have a machine over there to take care of their snow removal. As much as I wish it was another cub in my collection I do find myself using it quite often especially on the fertilizer spreader and yard sprayer since I can keep a more constant speed with the gear drive. Plus it's an early model 416 with the K341 Kohler and surprisingly seems to run smoother and with less vibration than my 10, 12, and 14 horse cub cadets. Maybe it has something to do with the engine being mounted sideways in the frame and being a belt driven tractor instead of shaft drive?

 

[1811Cub]

The belt wont transmit as much vibration as would a shaft-even one that uses the hard rubber driveshaft isolators.