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When I first got hired to work for one of our local school districts, we had a number of these on Cub Lowboys and the 72 -inch version on an International 284. Has to be one of the worst mowers ever developed. They are fine as long as the grass is not too high. Get behind on your mowing and you will pay the price. Even with new blades and set up properly high grass will result in a squealing belt, and often times a twisted grass and often times a broken belt. And that long ass belt is not cheap to replace.

Thanks for the video. Very helpful. I have a grade a Formal A. I don't have the 3 point attach. How can I attach a grader blade?

Love cubs

Great video.

Do you know where I can get replacement pulleys for the back of the tractor before the big pull that the belts go around

Thanks so much! I’ve never put one on and now I see how I’ll do it !!

Thats a beauty!! Nice job...

Very helpful, thanks.

Cant get it to seal, is there a trick to making sure it seals so it stops leaking

You didn't show how to tighten the belt

Hey nice cub I didn’t know that they could come with down draft exhaust that’s why I always liked the Ford 8N but if you are interested you could try a little STP or some Rocket oil or some Lucus oil and thicken it up a bit but be careful if you are using it in the cold I use a Katts magnetic heater on my oil pan in winter. Does it have a draft control on the hydraulic valve? Can you lift the front tires off the ground if you want to with the hydraulics😀🇨🇦

Great video! Im looking for a deck for my 56 lo boy with a fast hitch. Have you seen a set up like that?

Love the video, I'm in the market for one of these little beauties , so just watching stuff and trying to learn about them. If you have any connections I'm in Chattanooga TN area 👍🔧👍

Let's see you bright ideas do this with those goofy zero turn radius go cart mowers!!! Can't beat the good ole tractors and tractors that mow the grass from the past, can't do it. They were designed and built to last forever as long as you maintained them properly, they WILL last you a lifetime, and you can get a lot of good work done with them to.

Very cool Video! So, watching your video, your cub serial # 226678J, I have a 1965 Cub too, it’s serial # 226600J. I find it interesting as to our cubs serials being so close together but ended up in different parts of the country. I am guessing by your mention of snow (what’s that??) you must live way north of me. My cub is just like yours without the tac. I do have a bunch of factory plows, belly mower, finish mower, and the automatic planter as my Grandad, and my dad farmed with our ole cub a lot of years.

I have the same model year.

That "screw on " cap is designed to be filled with grease then every so often you screw it in a thread or so.... forcing new grease into the bearings. So one should not have to repack them as you would a car's front wheel bearings.... just refill that cup and screw it back on!!

This is an amazing video for so many reasons. For me personally I think the best thing about this video is that it shows me exactly what needs to be included in a second hand mower when purchasing. Once I have the mower it will have a new best thing :D Thanks!

Great video ! Hey I think I forgot the little pin seal I was so distracted today,got it back together and it works great but just have this feeling I forgot that little booger, What is it's purpose and should I worry about this ?

Just bought a Super C with a Woods deck and here for the belt routing. 👍

Take pictures of the belt routing,and take notes for the twists if you can, before you remove your mower. On mine the directions is getting worn off from age and it's hard to read. Also take pictures of the mounting, to help when mounting it. I also drew a diagram of the belt routing ,with notes, and put it with manuals.

Thank you for the great install video. I just bought One of these.

great video, I have 2 farm all I bought a few months ago, been doing a lot of work on them, question, does the blade work better under the tractor or out in front ?? I have seen videos of both, also I am in the market for a scrap blade, I have a belly mower, and a sickle blade. I am in NC Thanks for your time

I watched yourexellent video and I believe rebuilt by pump just as you instructed. The hydraulics were working prior to my rebuild but leaking. After my rebuild I can't the hydraulics to raised the mower. Any suggestions as to what I did wrong and/or how to fix the problem? Farmer

Thanks for posting this. Working on a 1956 Cub and this was a big help.

I have a cub that the front tie rob popped off, do you have a video for that repair?

Thank you for making this video! It’s very helpful!

How much doses it weigh

Hey got a question for ya. I picked up a woods 59 c-2 mower for my cub not long ago. It didn’t come with casters. Looked in the manual and casters were an Option. In your opinion do you think casters are a must have or just a nice convince but not necessary? Thanks.

The problem is finding one!!

Cub looks good. Instead of reversing the braw bar to mid mount grader blade. There is a straight bar that mounts to front holes on final drive. I was lucky enough to befriend an older gentleman.They called him Mr Farmall. He had worked 30 yrs in a International tractor dealer's shop. He knew of every model farmall tractor built. I also found removing rear wheel weights icreased the power of my 48 cub and mow like yours.

How do you attach a snow plow on there?

Cub looks nice. It's great to have a little instructions on how to use the various attachments. Is there a post hole auger that a Cub will run?

I got one that looks like this one and I don’t know what year it is..

I bought a woods mower to install on a Super A farmall. everything fit Ok. However the drive pulley attaches to the place where the flat belt pulley was. and it now turns backwards. thats the only way the belt will stay on? Do I have a mower with the wrong spindles?

Excellent Video!!! I have 59A under my 1946 Farmall A and was struggling with the belt routing!!!

Thanks for the videos! I have a 1968 and I’m looking for a grader and belly mower, possibly a cultivator if you have any suggestions on where I could find some. I’m in Middle Tennessee. Keep up the videos.

Thanks for putting this together. Excellent, thorough vid I know exactly what to expect now

The piece the bowel goes into....can you remove that?

can you change the angle on the blade?

Where did you by the kit with gaskets and orings??

You definitely helped me out. Thank you

I just got a 66 cub and its a great little tractor.

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Hi there, Can you tell me what size belts are used for this? I bought mine without belts. Thanks

I have a 140 but I don’t have a Woods belly mower... Thanks..

Yup I grew up on a 1948 cub.

I've used automatic transmission fluid to clean up wheel bearings before, then rinse with kerosene/mineral spirits. The a/t fluid does a good job of breaking up (liquifying) the old grease so you don't need a lot of kerosene/mineral spirits to clean the bearings up the rest of the way.

I like your video and I like the idea of a Cub channel. I just watched your front wheel bearing repack video. Would repacking the wheel bearings and tightening up the castle but take away the wheel shimmy or do you think it’s an alignment issue?

thanks for the video, I could of watched 5 more Min of grading lol.