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convert cub to lowboy?
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Posted by orangeted on November 24, 2002 at 19:38:35 from (206.172.185.158):
I do not own any IH tractors myself but I have been looking at making the "ultimate" small mowing / snow plowing tractor. I was wondering if it is possible to convert a cub into a lowboy? --Is it possible to rotate the final drive 90 degrees thereby lowering the rear end?? I know this can be done with Allis Chalmers B's. On the same note is it possible to do this to an A, B or C? I think you could then fab your own front end to work with the old spindles and voila! A mowing tractor with more horsepower than the lowboy. Also what is the hp of the A B C. And how do their sizes and weights compare to the cub? thanks
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