Posted by nc460 on June 13, 2011 at 17:22:02 from (152.7.22.26):
I have been to lots of antique tractor shows and seen lots of cubs there as well as local peoples and very rarely see any cubs with planters on them. And of the ones that I see they are mainly the fast hitch planters. I have only seen one cub that has the style planters that mount under the belly (in the same location as a belly mower), that has a seed hopper mounted up beside the motor, just behind where the fertilizer hopper mounts. The seed hopper had two sides and two plates in it (one side said corn and the other said peas I think), and the seed fell through a 1.5 foot long tube into the planter. Anyway, I liked the uniqueness of this set up and was wondering what kind it was, was it a factory IH set up or aftermarket? Also where can parts be found for one?
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