Found this in the garage of all places!!
A bit of Cub history.
A bit of Cub history.
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Time to resurrect this one for all the newbies lately
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glippert
Well-known member
Thanks, David. I'd never seen that before.
Nice! That would sure have been something to work on those assembly lines.
dwyand
Active member
Thanks , IH cub cadet the best lawn tractor ever built
Really like the rounded hood on the prototype
Bring back the rolled short sleeves, white socks, and DA's
The tractor that is shown at 0:57 is a photo of a reproduction of one of the prototypes (aka "Cubette") that Tim De Looza built. I believe that there is only one photo of that prototype and that photo is black and white. Tim used that one photo to create his reproduction tractor. He also recreated the photo, but in color, using his reproduction tractor.
Here's the black and white photo of the actual prototype:
Here's Tim and his recreated prototype:
Here's a photo of Tim's reproduction Cubette that I took at RPRU 2009.
Here's the black and white photo of the actual prototype:
Here's Tim and his recreated prototype:
Here's a photo of Tim's reproduction Cubette that I took at RPRU 2009.
Great looking machine
eholmes
Member
That's one I've never seen before. NICE
