Abandoned Cub Cadet: Will It Start in Time to Plow the Snow? 

You have a bad compression release on one of the cylinders

The half dozen cubs in my garage and another 5 outside would make me have to say yes I like em better then the big ones lol

@@catsbyondrepairshould have an internal acr on the camshaft that would run both sides

Yah I got 6 case garden tractors and I love them

We use our John Deere 430 and 455 alot so much fun and easy to use and work on compared to our 50-110hp tractors!

I quite agree. I have a 982 International Harvester Cub Cadet tractor to, and they are worth their weight in gold. All these older tractors are much better that this new junk out there today especially these zero turn radius go cart mowers, to me, they are an accident ready to happen, they look unsafe to me. I also like the Power King tractors and the older Wheel Horse tractors to.

Thanks!

Thinking the same thing. Get it in the garage, and do all the trouble shooting and repairs first. Once everything's done, time to then get her going an plow the snow, HOWEVER!!! Since there is a obvious hydraulic leak, get that looked into first before getting her up and running a d plowing.

Glad you like them!

Sadly it was treated this way I’m very old and I have AllWAYS taken care of what God has given me

I wash and wax my 982 International Harvester Cub Cadet tractor.

usually people who own several tractors own such "ornaments"

@@kirdot2011 I only have 9 or 10 left! My favorites are my first IHCC 107, a 123, and my 1650 dual Stick. The rest are Deeres, Real Sears, a Husqvarna and a Crapsman

Maybe we can get a snowblower for you 🤣

@@dieseJL Nice thought but my son does keep my seventy three year old lazy butt out of trouble, he is only sixty so he can still do something.. plus since he makes a insane amount of money managing all the gold mines in alaska... platinum cards enough to buy a fleet of snow blowers.... I have a naughty joke about snow blowers but this ain't the place for that I'm sure

Yeah they’re good engines!!

Thanks! Hopefully more to come!

Thanks for watching!

I keep every thing under metal sheld or in garage year around Hate snow and when it’s wet But love rain

Ain't gonna disagree with you on that. And yes, a pole barn would be the wisest choice to build to keep this little out of the weather especially in the winter time.

Thanks for the support!

yeah I do I have a plow and a tiller for it too

@@dieseJL a 3 point tiller or the one with the gearbox that mounts to the back of the trans ?

Yep I agree Why not

Rubbing compond and a little water.

Anniversary special!

In the book about Farmall Cub Tractor by Kenneth Updyke, first of all, International Harvester contracted Wagner to build their tractors with, which he never mentioned however I do know this to be a fact. International Harvester fired Wagner and started bukidingbtheir own small tractors with the Farmall Cub rear ends on them, calling them Cubettes. They were rounded looking tractors, however back to the drawing Bird with the 1961 square version of the Cub Cadet tractor all the way up till the 80's when it was returned to the red painting as you are seeing here, which was the Farmall Cub tractors in the many years International Harvester was building farm tractors. The decision to now paint them red was a corporate decision returning back to the roots and origins of the tractor in itself. Later down the run, Cub Cadet Corporation out of Cleveland, Ohio began building the Cub Cadet tractors and going back ti the yellow and white paint scheme. Later still in 1989, 1990, International Harvester sold off its garden division to Machine Tool and Die which now just sayin Cub Cadet on it's outside body of these machines with the MTD labeling on it to. International Harvester merged with Case calling themselves Case International and International Harvester moved into the trucking division of sales and parts with their Navistar trucks they now own and sell.

The 782 and 982 tractors were all red. They are highly desirable tractors to Cub Cadet enthusiasts. Well worth restoration.

I need longer days

Why did you guys come down there with a loader tractor unloaded 100 floor tractor tractor and all what do I be a little bit easier in a little bit smarter

WORKIN' WITH WHAT THEY HAVE HOSS, MAYBE THE GARAGE IS FULL, AND A COUPLE EXTRA LAYERS NEVER HURT ANYONE. GAHBLESS

I apologize, I had a technical issue and didn’t have audio 🥴

@@dieseJL ah that suck

You can’t haul it it’s a hydro

Sadly some folks don’t

Looks like everything is outside rusting.