dating my International

Adam Todd · Mar 24, 2010

I have a tractor with the serial # 226082-J, but when researching it, I still can't seem to find and additional info or pictures that match. I should add I have a parts # from the hydrolic box that is # 360719-R1. Any help would be much appreciated.

armand tatro · Mar 24, 2010

What model tractor are you asking about? Do you have any pictures to post? We need more information!!!!!!!! Armand

Adam Todd · Mar 24, 2010

I have no model #, and I am going to take a pic right now, gimme 5 minutes

Anonymous-0 · Mar 24, 2010

I thought you were a red neck with your subject title. Still waiting for pictures, someone will know for sure.

Jim Becker · Mar 24, 2010

Your time's up. It is a '65 Cub.

Adam Todd · Mar 24, 2010

here's the pic

Adam Todd · Mar 24, 2010

I thought I was close when I got to the cub #'s, but never got a pic to match, thx much...ok, so with that out of the way, does anyone have a round about $ for it in running, mowing condition witha 59" woods deck on it? I ask cuz my father in law dropped it off here in the fall, and I don't know if I want to give him the $800 for it.

Jim Becker · Mar 24, 2010

Go to the ATIS Cub FAQs and scroll down to the serial list (question 13) to see a picture that matches. Other helpful stuff there as well.
http://www.atis.net/CubFAQ/cub_faq.html
For everything else you want to know about Cubs, go to
http://www.farmallcub.com/
(Go to the forum.)

Value depends mostly on condition and location. If it runs and mows, $800 should be a pretty conservative value. Look at question 10 of the Cub FAQ for some help on evaluating the tractor.

Wardner · Mar 24, 2010

"Dating my International" reminds me of one of my youthful esperiences where I took my prom date to the dance.

My divorced mother had recently died and the executor had taken the Buick because it was stipulated in her will that it was to be sold.

That left me with only my 1947 KB-5 International for transportation. I cleaned it up and fiqured everything would be alright.

Somehow she managed to get a grease spot on the back of her volumnious yellow skirt. I didn't tell her but, of course, she found out later. Don't think we ever had another date.

Dellbertt · Mar 25, 2010

I know the guys on this forum love their tractors but I was really concerned you were taking it way over the line by your subject title.
If the tractor is running smooth and no big leaks and in general good health it is worth $800. Condition, Condition, Condition.
Dell

erik dekeyser · Mar 25, 2010

ITS A CUB !!!!

mkirsch · Mar 25, 2010

It is a 1965 International (Farmall-style) Cub. Cub serial numbers are listed here:

http://www.ytmag.com/cgi-bin/snlookup.cgi?mf=IH&md=Cub

Other than the hood it is essentially identical to the classic Farmall Cub built from 1947 on.

It's worth $800, easy. I paid more than twice that for a Cub in similar condition.

Al L. in Wisc. · Mar 25, 2010

As you can see, the good folks are full of information...and some other stuff. I"m still laughing, I see you are a "newbie" ask away for good info and the archive search provides a wealth of info. You best step up fast w/the $800 and welcome to this great site.

willL · Mar 25, 2010

OVER 18, YOU ARE GOOD TO GO!!!!

Adam Todd · Mar 25, 2010

As of now it seems i have a leak from the manual steering box, and a small hole in the radiator that only steams when it's over 90 degrees out. So I having the radiator repaired, and was looking for date info so I could look into getting gaskets etc for the steering. Other than that, it treated me well all last summer mowing my 1 acre(yeah, lol).

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