Grandpa Love Cub follow up

[Paul 300 U]

Grandpa Love. Just saw your post earlier today on my search for a Cub. I was surprised I didn't hear from you first when I posted a Cub topic! lol. Anyway the search continues. I'll keep my eyes open for SA too but I think what I really want in a Cub is a lowboy. Apparently they're a like better at grass cutting. I grew up with a Cub and we h got a ton of work and fun out of that litte tractor. Also, I appreciate the feedback I got all the way around. I'm ok with some of the members expressing there opinion plainly although I'm the youngest of 6 with 4 older brothers so I'm not sensitive to a bit of pain talk. I'll keep all posted on the search. Thanks Paul

 

[rustred]

I have a very nice low boy but I am sure the distance is a killer.

 

[khouse6]

what state and area, do you live

 

[muleboss]

Missed your first post and do not know where you are, but I have a cub and a "SA" for sale in Kansas

 

[Paul 300 U]

I live in update NY. Adirondack mountains.
Thanks

 

[Paul 300 U]

I live in upstate NY. Adirondack mountains.
Thanks

 

[DMartin9N-2N]

Good morning,Paul 300 U: I noticed your post wanting a LO-BOY. I have a 1958 LO BOY with the 42 inch Woods belly mower. Apparently the mower was made to fit a LO BOY exactly. My rig has a small problem; a previous owner installed rear tires that are made for "powered implements". The tires look good, but have a lower profile than normal tractor tires. The result is that the belly mower sits too close to the ground. I have to run it with it raised about half-way, which makes the rear part of the mower do all the cutting. It works well enough for my needs, but the tires are something to watch out for. Good luck!
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Dennis M. in W. Tenn.
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