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  1. J

    Archive through December 23, 2009

    I think Santas sleigh was made by MERRY CHRISTMAS Everybody!!!!
  2. J

    Archive through September 09, 2009

    Aaron looks like that would be very handy for hauling logs and doing demolition work. Do you ever plan on building complete loaders for Cubs?
  3. J

    Archive through December 21, 2009

    It worked Yahoo!! while I'm at it here's another pic from the front, this one came out alot better. It was taken just after the first test run after reassembly. I think I did ok for my first restoration/ repaint job.
  4. J

    Archive through December 21, 2009

    this is the first time I've posted a pic so I hope this works. this is my Original with the duals on, shortly after I repainted it last summer.
  5. J

    Rear PTO atachments

    Dennis F and Mike L thanks for the Info and Pics. I was thinking about instaling a PTO I scrounged from a farmall cub in my Orginal to power a Hyd pump on a logspliter, I've seen it done on larger tractors. Would it be strong/fast enough to do this?
  6. J

    Rear PTO atachments

    Does anybody have info or pics of atachments made to run off the rear PTO shaft on the early Cubs? The PTO seams to be somewhat common but I've never seen or heard of any atachments that it was used to for.
  7. J

    Car wheels for cubs

    I've heard that rims from a Chevy S10 will fit on most of the older cubs. jm2c
  8. J

    Archive through December 15, 2009

    Bill C. Thanks for the info. Sounds like an M&W would be cool to have, but do to the cost of getting one I think I'll keep looking for a Danco. Ethier way it will probibly be a long hunt, parts for the older Cubs are getting hard to find up here in Michigan.
  9. J

    Archive through December 15, 2009

    I hate to jump off topic, but I've been hunting "hi and low" for a Danco creeper gear for my Original. A buddy of mine sent me a link for a M and W gearbox that sold recently on Ebay for almost $2,000! The Danco creeper gearboxes sell for around $200 or $300 all the time. I'm just wondering...
  10. J

    Tire chains

    Jeff I made a set of "chains" by looping a long dog style chain through each of the four openings in the rear rims of my plowing cub, then I hooked the ends together using the hookks that came on the chain and bungie cords to keep them tight. this worked almost as good as actual tire chains...
  11. J

    Archive through December 02, 2009

    Yahoo! Finaly snow up here in Michigan! We have about 2" and slowly rising. Time to put the plow on the "O".
  12. J

    Archive through August 28, 2009

    Looks like it would be quite a workout to hang on to a log when using one of those. I'd hate to have a log get hung up on it. "Ouch! there went another finger" lol.
  13. J

    Archive through August 28, 2009

    Didn't somebody make something simular to that back in the late "70's" early "80's" that mounted on the drive axel of a car? I seam to remember seeing one when I was a kid.
  14. J

    Archive through November 01, 2009

    beer cans
  15. J

    Archive through April 25, 2009

    Paul Check your local army surplus for a brass float. I'm not sure how common teledyne parts are in Kentucky, but I find complete, new in box, teledyne motors for around $500 in alot of the surplus stores here in Michigan. So if you check there you might get lucky and find the float your...
  16. J

    Archive through April 25, 2009

    Paul B Looking good! I don't see a battery anywhere, how do you start it?
  17. J

    When is enough..enough

    I guess I've been lucky, I found my "O", the only cub I can aford to own, do to money issues, at an auction about 7 years ago. It had formerly been used as a garden stock puller, I was very lucky to win it for only $65. The K161s motor sat next to it on the ground and the hood had a big chunk...
  18. J

    Custom Truck Show in Dundee Michigan

    Kraig, thanks for the link to kurts mini 826 hydro. looks nice, lots of detail.
  19. J

    Custom Truck Show in Dundee Michigan

    Kurt Sory I couldn't make it down. BTW Nice atr work, whats the story behind the red tractor in the background? looks like a custom build. I'm starting to work on turning an "o" in to an old school "rat rod" style hotrod with a 40hp teledyne motor. I might look you up to do the paint work...
  20. J

    Custom Truck Show in Dundee Michigan

    Sounds like fun, Kurt. I live up by Mt. Peasant, Mi. I might try to make it down there. Have you ever been to the custom semi show up in St. Ignance? It on the second weekend in September. 15th threw the 17th or 18th.
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