Cub attachment parts

[baughmama]

I have "inherited" what I was told are all Cub attachment parts but I have no clue what they are. Is there a visual chart or something that I can look at to see what I have? Or if I post pictures could someone tell me? I'd like to find out what they are and potentially get them into the hands of folks that could use them instead of just rusting away in a pile.

 

[Jim Becker]

Quickest way to identify them is probably to post pictures. Provide decent pictures, not a single picture of everything piled into one mass or a picture taken from 100 feet away so you could get everything into one picture.

 

[DoubleO7]

I have "inherited" what I was told are all Cub attachment parts but I have no clue what they are. Is there a visual chart or something that I can look at to see what I have? Or if I post pictures could someone tell me? I'd like to find out what they are and potentially get them into the hands of folks that could use them instead of just rusting away in a pile.

Might get somewhere with this:

Cub Implement Manuals

 

[grandpa Love]

Post pictures. We can tell you what's what

 

[grandpa Love]

I have "inherited" what I was told are all Cub attachment parts but I have no clue what they are. Is there a visual chart or something that I can look at to see what I have? Or if I post pictures could someone tell me? I'd like to find out what they are and potentially get them into the hands of folks that could use them instead of just rusting away in a pile.

If you are anywhere near Alabama,I would be interested....... Text or call. Happy to help you identify them even if I don't buy

 

[baughmama]

What do I have here?

 

[baughmama]

I'm not certain they're all Farmall just found together

 

[baughmama]

Quickest way to identify them is probably to post pictures. Provide decent pictures, not a single picture of everything piled into one mass or a picture taken from 100 feet away so you could get everything into one picture.

Posted pics velow

 

[Jim Becker]

Don't know what the pair of brackets in your first post are.

In your later post:
Picture 1: Look like working tools for a cultivator, don't recognize exact items. IH and other companies made a variety for specific purposes.
Picture 2: Main square tool bars and a few nearby parts for front of a Cub-144 cultivator.
Picture 3: Cub drawbar. Angle iron bracket for attaching a Cub-28 (maybe Cub-38) disk harrow.
Picture 4: Don't know.
Picture 5: Don't know, as in picture 1. In lower right of picture, more mounting parts for front of a Cub-144 cultivator.

 

[baughmama]

Don't know what the pair of brackets in your first post are.

In your later post:
Picture 1: Look like working tools for a cultivator, don't recognize exact items. IH and other companies made a variety for specific purposes.
Picture 2: Main square tool bars and a few nearby parts for front of a Cub-144 cultivator.
Picture 3: Cub drawbar. Angle iron bracket for attaching a Cub-28 (maybe Cub-38) disk harrow.
Picture 4: Don't know.
Picture 5: Don't know, as in picture 1. In lower right of picture, more mounting parts for front of a Cub-144 cultivator.

I had found a pull type disc harrow on the property, now that you've mentioned it, I looked it up and I think it's the 38. But some years ago, a log skidder ran over it and bent one of the gang axles so it's nothing more than yard art now.

 

[EFV]

FWIW the brackets in first picture remind me of drive mount/chain guides for axle driven side dressing
set up.

 

[used red MN]

FWIW the brackets in first picture remind me of drive mount/chain guides for axle driven side dressing
set up.

FWIW x2, just pointing out incase others missed them, there are 3 set screws on them one on each “jaw?”