Let's See How You Get Your Cub Snow Ready?
 

Here is a picture of my 123 with some of its winter attire. Still need to mount my soft cab and chains (maybe??) on it. I ran it tonight for the first time in almost a year and had to put a cap full of fuel injector cleaner in the tank to get the lines cleaned out. After she fired up, I noticed it was a little stiff in the joints until I ran it around the yard some......Now let's see your cub with its snow shoes on!!!

my 127
 

here is my 1969 Cub Cadet 127. Has brand new 23x10.5 tru powers, new front ribs, 42" plow. Just painted the hood, seat, rims, and I am about to take that junk walbro carb off and put the correct #26 on there.

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Looks like we're running the same tread JaysNJCub127!!! Can't beat a winning strategy.

Great action photos Wild Bill. Two quick questions: 1) Why do you have your front ags mounted backwards? I have a set of front narrow ags that I haven't had mounted yet and I was wondering if there was a reason for mounting them backard. 2) Do you ever load your bucket up with salt? I have thought about mounting a salt spreader on back but didn't know what that would do to my tires.

Cub Cadet 123

My 1282 all geared up

woh
 

Love that 1282, I think I want a red one !!!

Thanks, I think you need a red one to. I think everybody should have at least one maybe two. This one won't be the last, I hope the next one is bigger and has a 9 in the model number. I also run my front ags backwards to plow also. They work much better that way.

Man the tires you guys have on these things are awesome!!:beerchug:

Great looking cubs, guys! :beerchug:

I think our friends down South may feel a little left out on this post.....We'll have to send them some snow this winter!!!:biggrin2.gif:

Cub Cadet 123

Please do!

Tire chains and I'll be ready!:American Flag 1:

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Got the rebuilt 450 on my 1862. Need to do an oil change and lube and may look at getting a set of backward ags for the front (per Wild Bill) since my turfs are pretty worn. I'm looking forward to putting it to work.

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Skids and drift cutters have already been installed.:bigthink: Also have a set of 75# cast iron wheel weights to install.

Looking good, guys! :ThumbsUp:

Yes, VERY nice Cubs! :ThumbsUp:

I have mine about ready.........its a Cub, but not a Cub Cadet....:biggrin2.gif: I have Farmall Cub wheels/ag tires, and weights mounted on the inside of the rim....all I need to do is put my chains on.

Not sure what I would do with it, but I want one of those so bad..:biggrin2.gif:

Nice looking Cub.

Well I have one for sale.......I will even throw in an oil pan! :biggrin2.gif:

got the QA36 hooked up and ready to roll, chains on for grip. and if all else fails i got the green machine as a back up plan
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Looks like everyone is getting ready for Winter. :beerchug:

sweet setups everyone....I do feel left out, we hardly ever get snow:Sad:

Chains and rear fenders and i'm all set for the flakes to fly. sure wish i had a hard cab that i saw years and years ago!.......sure wish i had time to paint her this summer.

HOLY SCHNOTZ!! camarokidz28..................do you hire out the 109 to do airports???

No snow needed here thnk ya very much!!

since you just said "Cub" and not IH Cub.... here's my 2544... I didn't have an IH snow ready last year, and probably won't this year. However, the new stuff is fun to push 2.5'+ with!! Considering I'm the neighborhood "guy" I get to mow about 7 yards in the summer and plow about 7 in the winter... I have a bunch of extremely nice widows all around me. Needless to say the GT2544 was a year old in June and it has 150 hours on it as of today!

I've got a pair of Carlisle All-Trails loaded in about 72lbs each. 4x42lb suitcases and me (200-215lb, depending on the week. :)) I've put my electric sleeve hitch on since last winter, so I've lose use of my weight bracket.... I now have the custom wheel weights with anywhere between 10-75lb extra per wheel. I'd still like to fab up some kind of bracket I could throw 1 or 2 suitcases on and still have the sleeve hitch...

AWESOME Pics everyone!

I agree, with Duke! Enjoying the pics! :ThumbsUp:

Great to see the cubs donning their winter apparal. Maybe I should host a Winter CubFest at my house so that anyone without snow can enjoy the fun and dig me out at the same time!!!



Cub Cadet 123

Almost ready!
 

Got the blade on the O' and mounted the cc36 today to see what it looks like, and I likey:biggrin2.gif:. We got a couple inches of snow on monday, but wasn't enough to get out the O'. Bring on the SNOW!!!

Isn't it nice to have more than one Cub to be able to choose which is needed for a particular need? :) Wish I had a driveway that was plowable. LOL

Great pictures guys!!

Bsyphrit,

Is that the QA36 you got from me?? It looks great on your tractor!!!

Sminky- very nice tandom! and very nice job on the snow blower cc36! these tractors rock!!!:American Flag 1:

yes it is mike, started looking it over and decided it was in to nice of shape not to clean and paint, also got those wide wheels painted and on there and gave it some winter shoes. :biggrin2.gif:

I don't have pictures of my snow crew, but I have the 123 ready with a 42 inch snow blade, wheel weights, suitcase weights, chains and lights. I also have one of my 104s ready with a box blade, though I need weights and chains for it.

Got a dusting of snow overnight...i'm ready...

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tires on the 1450 loaded plus weights...chains were and after thought...

snow suppose to melt later today...thought i better get it before it does...

metalrain

Awesome pics of your cubs, Metalrain! You're most definitely ready for the snow this Winter! :ThumbsUp:

Hi Guys,

Germany is ready for Snow Fighting too, if i see a little Snowflake, it will get a big Problem, my red Cub will kill it!

I buildt the Blade with Front Lift last Year for my 782, and it is a yery good Attachment,

mfg Georg
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Awesome Georg!!
 

Very nice work on the blade!! Top Notch craftsmanship there:beerchug:

Looks awesome, Georg. You're definitely ready for the snow! :beerchug:

guys, seeing how i live in bama and we rarely get alot of snow, i still thought it would be proper to get my cub ready for the cold weather. i used the 1450 today to haul my brush trailor. hope you enjoy the pics!!! jeff

German engineering!!! :beer2: