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Cub or Cub Lo-Boy ... Not sure which?

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79netpacket

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We have a 1952 Farmall Cub. Planning to purchase manual for it but not sure how to ensure it's a simple Cub ... or possibly a Cub Lo-Boy.
Any ideas on what I should look for on it?
thx, Bill
 
Our Cub looks like this one and I'm thinking its simply a Cub and not a LoBoy.
thx, Bill
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A Cub looks like a tractor, a Low Boy looks like an over sized lawn mower. 154 is a Low Boy, Yellow and White. Cubs are Red. The also made a Low Boy that looked like a 154 but it was Red with two brake pedals, but I can t remember the modle(more hp more money)
 
That's kinda what i've been seeing in the online archives. LoBoy yellow and white with square front-end ... low to the ground ... looking like big lawn mower.
thx for the feedback!
Bill
 
Yes thats a cub,but there are cub low boys that look simular to that they are lower. If you want to see cubs go to external_link and click on to tractors below 40 hp. than to International just scroll down to where it says cubs. There are lots of nice pitures to look at and compare. Erik..
 
Easest thing to look for, not color. The regular Cub has the rear axle housings turned straight down giving the Cub a high stance. The Cub Low Boy has the rear axle housings turned 90 degrees forward which give the Cub Low Boy a lower overall stance and profile. Both the Cub and the Cub Low Boy are off-set tractors. A Cub 154 Low Boy or Cub 184 Low Boy is a complete different centered tractor that looks like an overgrown Cub Cadet.

Harold H
 
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