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    Making Bush Hog Safe On Old A

    Hi All... I have a 41 A that runs and operates perfectly. I am looking for advice on making it safe to bush hog with. I purchased an IH 6 ft bush hog and am looking to build a guard that will keep rocks and debris from flying forward on the operator. I am thinking about something welded with...
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    Just Wanted To Pass This On

    Five years ago I met this lady while working in the tractor in the picture. She jumped right on and helped me finish over our first winter together and heres where we ended up this past weekend. Couldnt have done it without her or all of your help.
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    Wiring

    Does anyone have a wiring diagram for a 1957 Cub Lo-Boy? I am not concerned about the lights but need the ignition and what goes where on the black box, 6 Volt Positive ground. Any help is appreciated
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    Proper Color For 56 Cub

    Mine is 3465 so it must have been all red. Many thanks
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    Proper Color For 56 Cub

    I am at the paint stage of a 1956 cub lo-boy and am wondering what the proper paint scheme is. I have seen all red, red with a white grill, wheels and hook accent and red with some black accents. I am aware of the other colors yellow and white) but this was originally painted mostly red...
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    6 Volt Pos To 6 Volt Neg

    Thanks for the info, I am going to leave it neg ground. I was concerned about someone jumping it and hooking it up backward
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    6 Volt Pos To 6 Volt Neg

    How can I convert my 6 volt positive ground to 6 volt negative ground... is it simply a matter of switching the wire that goes from the distributor to the black box and also changing the cables on the battery to neg side ground?? Also... can i use a readily available 12 Volt cable from the...
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    Tight and Sticky Clutch

    We are in the fingerlakes... and now that you mention it the last one I did wad packed and it all got caught in the fly wheel Great lead
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    Tight and Sticky Clutch

    Just started taking apart and evaluating my new cub lo-boy restoration. This machine is in amazigly good shape for sitting 25+ years in an open field in upstate NY. The clutch feels very sticky and tight. The brakes on that same shaft seem fine and lose but the clutch is very stiff. Any...
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    Cub Lo Boy

    Well... I did an "A" about 5 years ago. I took it all down to the block, tube, rear end, front end etc... I took off carb, air filter, generator, starter etc and sealed up all holes really good. The paint job went well and the finish was excellent. I understand exactly what you are saying and am...
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    Cub Lo Boy

    Well.. I started evaluating and dont seem to see anay cracks at this point. I want to take this to the sandblaster and am wondering if i can and should remove the radiator.The mounting looks like the casting below is part of the cooling system. There are many bolts holding the radiator to it...
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    Cub Lo Boy

    Thanks Hal... 5 years ago you were a help with an A that my son and I did. We are planning on totally dismanteling this and sand blasting it. We just need to know where the major problems could be as we take it apart. Thanks again
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    Also

    Does this Cub have a water pump or is it a syphon system like an old "A"??
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    Cub Lo Boy

    This is the photo of this Cub
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    Cub Lo Boy

    Hi Guys... long time no post. I just picked up a international cub lo-boy serial number 3453 J. I think its a 1956 model. I am about to do the evaluation on this and want to know where I should look for freeze issues, drive/transmission issues etc. Thanks for any input.
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    Anti Freeze Leak

    Thanks for the reply, I was hoping not to have to split this machine.
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    Anti Freeze Leak

    On my 1940 A I am noticing a lot of antifreeze leaking out of the bell housing. This has been the coldest winter since I have owned it. Is there a soft plug in that area and if so what is involved in making this repair. I have a feeling it isn"t easy. The people on this site have helped me...
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    rustyfarmall

    Ed... Off the subject a little. I am in the Penn Yan area. Looking for another reasonably complete project tractor, do you know of any?
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    Westbound I 90 Buffalo - Red Pickup B Indust...

    That is wild.....shrinking world, big brother, whatever you want to call it. The seat looked new and we are really into old iron. We were hoping he lived local and could get it back easily.... It was worth a shot. Merry Christmas
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    Westbound I 90 Buffalo - Red Pickup B Indust...

    Was behind a westbound red pick up towing a JD B industrial (yellow paint) your new buddy seat blew off at mile marker 414.7 Not sure if you are from the Buffalo area but thats where the seat is. It was wall to wall traffic at 80mph. Your truck had www.cornmaize.com in the back window. The seat...
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