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06-19-2002 18:31:14

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Does any one Know about a farmall High clear cub
was this avalable from the factory or a kit you could buy. I under stand they had 7.2 30
on the rear were the front wheels 400 15's
did they use a taller spindle. any thing else you may add would be a big help.
thank you

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jakee

06-19-2002 20:09:49

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Re: High clear cub in reply to 44, 06-19-2002 18:31:14

we just picked one up in canada,hi-wide call richard at 754-753-9512 he will tell you all about it.

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Guy Fay

06-19-2002 19:45:28

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Re: High clear cub in reply to 44, 06-19-2002 18:31:14

They were available factory or field from about 1949 through the 1950s. They used a taller spindle. They also used extension hubs on the rear to make them wider. It's really a high-wide package.

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big fred

06-19-2002 20:37:14

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Re: Re: High clear cub in reply to Guy Fay, 06-19-2002 19:45:28

There's a fellow shutting down his truck farm south of Seattle that has several for sale. In addition to the axle extensions you need a cross-brace between the final drive housings if you are going to mount anything heavy like a spray rig. The fellow at this truck farm told me they would break axle housings with those extensions if they weren't braced. He also had this one that had the larger rims but no extensions.

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big fred - you can see the brace on this one

06-19-2002 20:53:30

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Re: Re: Re: High clear cub in reply to big fred, 06-19-2002 20:37:14

Notice this one is set up with a spray rig. It has the cross brace underneath to keep it from breaking the axle housing. These tractors were all in use as of last year. I had a great visit with the father of the fellow that ran the farm. The father was an 80 year old Japanese fellow that had a ton of vegetable farming history.

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