CUB Battery.

[jeffcat]

Thanks to someone on here who said you could use a lawn tractor battery with your CUB!!!! I fitted the biggest one I could find "high amp" and it works just DANDY! The ground can be just a bolt with washers but the POSITIVE post should be done as so. I had to replace the cable because it had a broken clamp. You can just squeeze the new clamp on to the terminal and use a 1//4 bolt I think it is 1 1/2 inches. SWEET!!! Use a couple of wood spacers to hold everything in place. Another job well done.

 

[john *.?-!.* cub owner]

Assuming you have converted your cub to 12 volts that will work, just won't have the cranking amps of a larger one, and most lawn tractor batteries do not last as long as the bigger ones though. If the cub does not have a 12 volt charging system, the battery will run down.

 

[jeffcat]

If you look at the picture you will see it is a yellow International cub. That means 12 volt.

 

[Dalex]

Jeffcat , I put an L&G Battery in my '48 cub about 6 years ago , and love it too ! I put it on the flat area the hyd equipment usually goes on , and it fits perfect . Based on its performance , I used an L&G in my new Case VC and the Farmall "A" . I have a Farmall "C" coming up soon , and it will have one too. I needed new cables on several of them , so I went ahead and used copper lugs , I don't intend to go back !!

 

[Ronnie Graves]

when in napa ask to see the battery cable book I just bought a cable to
power some ham equiptment and I asked for a diesel battery bolt and spacer ,the counterman said a WHAT ? then he got the book (a paper catalog) and I looked my parts up and he smartly said "IF WE HAVE THEM I WILL GIVE THEN TO YOU " guess what free bolt and spacer I also saw the L&G post adapters too and lots of others group 31 adapters too hes getting me a new catalog this week he learned somthing new

 

[john *.?-!.* cub owner]

(quoted from post at 21:38:27 05/06/15) If you look at the picture you will see it is a yellow International cub. That means 12 volt. .......

o far as I know all of the yellow and white cubs were 12 volts, however, a cub could be and frequently was ordered in yellow at anytime, especially by municipalities, parks, etc., so seeing a yellow battery box does not guarantee a 12 volt system.