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Thank you. Its the Cub I learned to drive on when I was 8-10 years old. I restored it fully in 2013-2014 to better than factory original except for the custom made stainless steel muffler. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment.
Enjoyed the video. Lots of visual info I will put to use once I find a planter for my 53 Cub. My grandfather bought it new and I have it now. I want to plant some sweet sorghum and make some syrup this year if money allows. Thanks again.
Great video! Thank you for sharing! That is a sweet running Cub! We used a two row Super C with a three sweep rear gang to take care of the tire tracks. They are still earning their keep all these years later. Please post some videos of you cultivating the corn and laying it by. There is an amazing story about Mr. Stowell and his corn!
this is pretty cool. i have a 1948 cub myself but i use it mow. i have a 60" belly mower and a snow blade. never really seen one in farming action. such a capable little tractor and everything it does, it does well.
Thank you for watching our video and taking the time to comment. It's an awesome farming tractor that we've used since the 1950's. This is the one I learned to drive on, so I restored every last nut and bolt of it. Please subscribe and share our videos when able. Have a great day - Ken
Mike Schoeffter Our last Frost is 15-May. Typically soil is not warm enough until a June. Sometimes we get lucky for Memorial Day. Upstate NY near Albany.
Bob Hickling good morning Bob. We planted at an angle to Moro was drainage and reduce pooling. The potato hills that came later dictated that. Thanks for watching and commenting on our video. Please follow us and Share. Thanks again!
Jarrett Whisenant Whisenant on the internet join Farmallcub.com and on FB look for groups that have Farmall Cub in their name. I’m pvf1799 on the farmall cub forum also. Find me on FB as Kenneth Rau from AltamontNY I’ll guide you.
Looking to buy a 'Cub' as we speak. Family already owns a Farmall 140. Funny how some folks say they only use theirs for small chores and to maybe pull a utility trailer or something....which is fine.....but dang. If you watch the original promos for the 'Cub', it's actually made to do pretty much anything for that under-40 acre family farm. And you're planting a pretty decent-sized field there! And kudos for showing the different angles on the planter. Always wondered how that one worked. I see the furrow cut and the tube which dumps the fertilizer and seed. Are the two tiny wheels at the back angled to cover the seed and fertilizer back up with soil??? Anyway, great video!
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