For Sandra Belcher

Anyway, clicked on the "manuals" and then typed in "Cub" in the search box. A whole list came up, scrolling down I came to some for just Cubs. If you don't know much about tractors you want to start with an Operators Manual. It will tell you basic stuff about owning and operating and some maintenance of the tractor. For more detailed repairs and maintenance you want a repair manual. It will tell you in detail how to fix just about anything. These were written for mechancis to be able to fix the tractor, period. Now if you got this far you may want to pick up a parts manual. These usually have exploded views of parts assemblies with part numbers. Helpfull if you want to buy parts. But also these exploded views often help one to see how the parts all go together and are worth having just for that reason. Sometimes they are as helpfull as the repair manuals this way. If you have questions you might want to ask over on the Farmall page for more detailed information. Probably there is a Farmall Cub forum somewhere too, they are very popular tractorts.