cub lo-boy #154.

rustred · Aug 29, 2013

just wanted to know value of these lo-boys. and how plentiful they are. yellow and white color and looks like around 1970 model? turf tires.

danmcdonald · Aug 30, 2013

They made over 33,000 of them. Price here in IL. good condition with mower deck $900-1,400 three point and creeper gear add more money. I have a few just cant beat them for cutting grass.

Anonymous-0 · Aug 30, 2013

put a deck on it that's as wide as the tractor, and it'll overheat, in tall grass. Kind of a poor specimen, if you ask me, around here, $1100 average, maybe less since the coming of bho.

rustred · Aug 30, 2013

thanks, this one has a rototiller and blade also, and in nice original condition.

504-1 · Aug 30, 2013

The tiller means it should have the creeper gear. I think they are fine tractors just not the kind I want.(There are a lot of them I do not want)

WEL · Aug 31, 2013

Check the steering for excessive play. Most of them that I've seen have very loose steering.

danmcdonald · Aug 31, 2013

I used my 154 wed. to cut 4 acres in 97 degree heat it ran fine and did not over heat.It has a woods 60" deck that is bigger then the tractor.

Jiles · Aug 31, 2013

(quoted from post at 14:36:02 08/31/13) I used my 154 wed. to cut 4 acres in 97 degree heat it ran fine and did not over heat.It has a woods 60" deck that is bigger then the tractor.

I cut 5 acres once a week with mine that has a 60" mower. Never overheated in over twenty years. However it is serviced regularly.
By-the-way--I don't BUSHHOG with mine, it's not made for that.
Mine looks like it is 3 years old and if I sold it, I would ask about $2,000.

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