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ProudCubOwner 11-04-2009 18:47:37 67.63.68.13 736519 Report to Moderator	I am starting to restore my cub and I was wondering if you can get a new serial tag somewhere? The previous owner repainted the tractor (looks like he did it with a mop) and painted right over it. So then he took a grinder or something of that nature to it to remove the paint. Now you can barely read the numbers or any other part of it. So I would like to replace it just don't know where to get one or even if I can get one. Thanks [Reply]   [Send Email]
Red Mist 11-05-2009 17:22:43 72.171.0.138 736632 Report to Moderator	Re: Serial Number Tag in reply to Red Dave, 11-04-2009 18:47:37   farmallhal said: (quoted from post at 08:08:59 11/05/09) If you want the most original appearance possible contact Mrs. Robert Diener at 304-599-4027 in Morgantown, WV. Her husband (now deceased) used to make replacements and I see in the latest Red Power magazine she is now doing them. The numbers are engraved and not stamped in the same font and size as the originals by a jeweler. She will have the correct tag for the year and model of your Cub. If you are ok with a lesser quality OEM will stamp them for you as well a little cheaper I believe. The ones from Steiner you will have to stamp yourself. Hope this helps, Hal. Well that is good news that Mrs. Diener is continuing with the service. mike   [Reply]   [No Email]
farmallhal 11-05-2009 07:08:59 76.4.163.116 736573 Report to Moderator	Re: Serial Number Tag in reply to ProudCubOwner, 11-04-2009 18:47:37   If you want the most original appearance possible contact Mrs. Robert Diener at 304-599-4027 in Morgantown, WV. Her husband (now deceased) used to make replacements and I see in the latest Red Power magazine she is now doing them. The numbers are engraved and not stamped in the same font and size as the originals by a jeweler. She will have the correct tag for the year and model of your Cub. If you are ok with a lesser quality OEM will stamp them for you as well a little cheaper I believe. The ones from Steiner you will have to stamp yourself. Hope this helps, Hal.   [Reply]   [Send Email]
Dave H (MI) 11-04-2009 18:56:48 64.12.116.73 736523 Report to Moderator	Re: Serial Number Tag in reply to ProudCubOwner, 11-04-2009 18:47:37   Steiner sells them and I am sure many others do too. Google "Farmall Cub Parts" and you will get a few hits. My Loboy and my MTA both have serial numbers in that condition. May not look nice but it IS the original tag most likely. I left mine alone.   [Reply]   [No Email]