I met a tractor expertt the other day and I do not say that lightly, he has been buying and selling "unique" tractors all over the country and ships all over the world for over 10 years and has a warehouse floor lined with parts to prove it. He's a no nonsense talker.
Anyway, he told me if you want to make a Farmall Cub into a Farmall Cub Lo-Boy simply do this:
1. Unbolt and turn the final drives 90 degrees to lower it - that is why there are two brake rod cutouts on each final drive.
2. Cut exactly 5 1/4" out of the front spindles.
Waalaa-- you have a Cub Lo-Boy.
Or you could buy a good Lo-Boy.
Dell
Anyway, he told me if you want to make a Farmall Cub into a Farmall Cub Lo-Boy simply do this:
1. Unbolt and turn the final drives 90 degrees to lower it - that is why there are two brake rod cutouts on each final drive.
2. Cut exactly 5 1/4" out of the front spindles.
Waalaa-- you have a Cub Lo-Boy.
Or you could buy a good Lo-Boy.
Dell
