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Re: Late 40's early 50's Cub
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Posted by Andy Martin on March 13, 2004 at 08:38:27 from (67.248.244.171):
In Reply to: Late 40's early 50's Cub posted by BobMo on March 12, 2004 at 20:11:50:
Cubs do have a three speed transmission. On the older ones the pattern is cast on the transmission cover and is backwards to the larger tractors. Is the governer is working. If you can't throttle it down it needs to be repaired. I do finish grading with a Cub with front blade on hydraulics and have never thought it was too fast. Usually it is throttled down, though. First is usually a little slow for mowing but fine for plowing. Third is a little slow for a road gear. What size tires are on it?
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