Score!

[-CӞ]

If I may ask, what are the dimensions of this?
Width, height, size of letters etc.?

24” square
I’d guess that makes the letters ≈ 8”x8”

 

[-CӞ]

my grandpa had a Bradley walk-behind, of which there are plenty still around, but I’ve never seen one of these micro-riders:

 

[gary noblit]

They were well geared little tractors..did a lot of garden work with 1 in the 70's

 

[-CӞ]

and here i thought all Farmall Cubs were red.

 

[gary noblit]

That is most definately a repaint by someone who likes yellow more than I...

 

[tlavalette]

What color is a Farmall Cub?

The two major variations of the Cub were the "Standard Cub" and the "Lo-Boy Cub" (or "Cub Lo-Boy"). They are recognized by their distinctive IH Red or Federal Yellow color schemes.

 

[gary noblit]

There were a few "lo-boys produced in red (very early yrs of prod) eventually all were yell. Lo-boys had square front hoods as opposed to 2 rounded types..The super A did not have a 1 piece gas tank/hood...

 

[jparon]

and here i thought all Farmall Cubs were red.
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[jparon]

DOES NOT LOOK LIKE LOW-BOY. AGGREE BAD REPAINT.

 

[jparon]

In the late 1950s my Dad's IH dealership was selling Cubs for around $600.00 out the door, which in our world-wide enived inflation rate is the equivilent of over $6000.00 today.
I do not remember Low Boy came out but the paired nicely with upswing in golfcourses and sold well. J

 

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[-CӞ]

posted in a local sale.
reminds me of a david bradley.
“lever-action seesaw deck height adjustment.”

 

[-CӞ]

i’m certain it sure can . . .

 

[1811Cub]

Interesting exhaust...

 

[-CӞ]

Not mine for sale, just a heads up to this community: i saw this on FB MP $400:
105 southwest of KC reasonable asking $

 

[-CӞ]

this thing is a time machine… takes me back to happy carefree times.

 

[gary noblit]

Cut the toe off my boot with one similar,tried to stop it sliding sideways.hard tires didn't bite too good but it did mow...didn't much care for the engine that close to personal parts...

 

[HKCooper44]

In the late 1950s my Dad's IH dealership was selling Cubs for around $600.00 out the door, which in our world-wide enived inflation rate is the equivilent of over $6000.00 today.
I do not remember Low Boy came out but the paired nicely with upswing in golfcourses and sold well. J

Our county school system used Lo-Boys for mowing school grounds, and our county roads department used them with sickle bars for mowing roadsides. They also used Cubs for this as well.

 

[kkuhlman]

A little paint and fresh oil should do it. lol

 

[-CӞ]

anyone here recall the Wizard tractor from Western Auto? anyone here know who built ‘em for Western Auto?
interesting design cues… never seen one myself.