Posted by grandpa Love on May 27, 2021 at 18:37:08 from (71.14.19.222):
Couldn't fall in love with the Massey Harris Pony. Had it up for sale for 5-6 weeks, very little interest. Guy contacted me yesterday and asked if I would consider a trade. I said it depends,what ya got..... A cub he says! Well that's the only thing I would consider. 48 cub ,no implements. I wasn't crazy about it because pony has cultivators. Then he said he had a parts cub too. Done deal. Parts cub has busted final drive. But motor is not stuck. Missing a few parts. Seat, draw bar and wheel weights came with it. Might run again! Starter is dragging horrible on the running tractor....easy fix. Pony was cute, but hard to get on and off. Wasn't as easy to cultivate with as a cub.
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