Cub

[wore out]

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[jd2cyl1943]

Bet Grandpa Love will like that.

 

[Turkeyfoot]

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Oh to have a time machine. I'd even spring for the whole assortment of attachments!

 

[waugh621]

In 1960 the base price was $5,610.00 and the kitted price is $8,533.00
Nate

 

[Fixingfarmer]

A planter for 44 dollars

 

[Jim in NC]

White letter tires too!

 

[grandpa Love]

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Amazing to me how much the cultivator and planter are worth today. Complete planter set up with fertilizer attachment sells for more than a cub.

 

[J Wendt]

In 1960 the base price was $5,610.00 and the kitted price is $8,533.00
Nate

That sounds awfully high. when you could buy a 120hp tractor in 69 for $10,000

 

[Blackhole49]

In 1960 the base price was $5,610.00 and the kitted price is $8,533.00
Nate

621. I too would like to see where your prices came from?

 

[grandpa Love]

In 1960 the base price was $5,610.00 and the kitted price is $8,533.00
Nate

I call BS......

 

[grandpa Love]

In 1960 the base price was $5,610.00 and the kitted price is $8,533.00
Nate

I seriously doubt your $5600 price

 

[Fritz Maurer]

In 1960 the base price was $5,610.00 and the kitted price is $8,533.00
Nate

If you move the point one place to the left you would be closer.

 

[MikeinKy]

Amazing to me how much the cultivator and planter are worth today. Complete planter set up with fertilizer attachment sells for more than a cub.

I doubt the price. In 1966 my Dad bought a new Massey 135 for $2775

 

[crsutton81]

Amazing to me how much the cultivator and planter are worth today. Complete planter set up with fertilizer attachment sells for more than a cub.

I agree with you on that GL. Some of this stuff is starting to become hard to find though, and if you do it commands a higher price if it's complete and in good operable condition. I cannot see for the display sign about the tractor in the photo, but I bet it doesn't have hydraulics on it.

 

[C. Amick]

I still have my dad's planter. It all original. I even have the row markers, but they are real cumbersome. so I never use them.

 

[used red MN]

In 1960 the base price was $5,610.00 and the kitted price is $8,533.00
Nate

I think w..621 is adjusting the numbers on the poster by the tractor to current prices based on that being 1960. I actually think that photo is older than that. First built is 1947.

 

[grandpa Love]

I think w..621 is adjusting the numbers on the poster by the tractor to current prices based on that being 1960. I actually think that photo is older than that. First built is 1947.

Picture shows a '47..... It's got the circle logo on the dog leg... Only early cubs had that.

 

[waugh621]

In 1960 the base price was $5,610.00 and the kitted price is $8,533.00
Nate

Sorry i didnt mention that was in todays dollars. I though i typed that.
Nate

 

[muleboss]

I agree with you on that GL. Some of this stuff is starting to become hard to find though, and if you do it commands a higher price if it's complete and in good operable condition. I cannot see for the display sign about the tractor in the photo, but I bet it doesn't have hydraulics on it.

 

[muleboss]

you are right look at the throttle area , no controls. never came out with hydraulics until later