Unofficial tractor of the month, June 2018
 

This months submission is brought to you by me. Tim writes - This is my 1989 Cub Cadet 1050. It still has it's original paint and I still have the original wheels and tires around here somewhere. Other than a few maintenance items and the addition of the rear lift I haven't had to do to much to it. It has proven itself to be very reliable and a paint job may be in it's future if I can find the time.

Thanks for your submission, Tim!

Congrats on TOTM!! :beerchug:
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Congrats, I think the votes were unanimous. :beerchug:

Rigged! The vote was rigged I say!

Nice tractor Tim

Must have been the Russians.:biggrin2:

Thanks!

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Congratulations on UTOTM! Nice picture.

Looks great Tim. What happened to all the pics in this section and what happened to POTM?

Cool! 1050 looking good in its work clothes! :beerchug:

I mean Foul! Collusion! Division! Anarchy! :biggrin2:

:ROTF2::ROTF2::ROTF2:

On a side not I vote to change the name yet again from Tractor of the month to " Tractors In Their True Yesteryear" pix

Trump is behind this, I know it!

Very nice tractor though.

Great looking "original" tractor. I don't see very many 1050's in my area for some reason, so it is great to see something beyond the ordinary ones that I often see. Are you the original owner of it, Tim?

Cub Cadet 123

I was 6 when that tractor was made, I am not the original owner. I actually bought it out of my buddies Cub graveyard. It had sat there for yrs and I finally decided to take it home with me, after a carb clean it fired right up and runs great. Since it doesn't have an hour meter I'm not sure on the exact hours but I think it's low because when I replaced the clutch the driveshaft looked brand new with non of the usual wear.

Glad it landed in good hands to get the TLC it deserves. Finding those diamonds in the rough are what all of aspire to do!!:beerchug:

Cub Cadet 123