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I just purchased a # 10 wagon or cart that goes behind a small tractor. Decal on back and serial plate designate this. It is larger than the typical lawn tractor wagon and has 14" wheels. Cant find info any ideas? What are they worth in nice original condition?
 
The farmall cub trailer is always listed as rare when ever one comes up at auction. Last one i saw on ebay was asking around $800!! I dont know if it sold for that tho. I'm not sure of the model number however or how many 2 wheeled type wagons IH produced. A picture would help if you have one.
 
IH made a LOT of wagons and trailers for many different uses. I am not going to tell you what you have but will tell you what I have found. None of the sales literature I looked at designated a number (such as #10) to the Cub Trailer. They simply called it a Cub Trailer. If there were a number, and there probably was for the tag, #10 would have been right in sequence as the next larger one I found was a #30 if I remember correctly. This is from the IH trailer literature and the Loboy and Cub sales literature. The latter designated the cub trailer as having 6-16 tires. If it is for a Cub I have seen a wide range of sales prices topping off with the one at RPRU in Indiana a couple years ago. It was in four figures at the auction and was in excellent shape. I think for a good one unrestored that $500-$900 would not be out of the question. Cub and Cub related items are extremely collectable.
 
IHC did make a 10 Utility trailer starting in 1962 that in parts book bed looks to be about a 4 x 6 x 1' and it came standard with 4 lug 14" wheels with 15" optional and the toung was removeable buy pulling a pin like holds the insert in on a reciever hitch so you could change from a strap hitch to a ball hitch easy, it does not give the size ball needed but the ball hitch is in the parts book.
 
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