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My new 1949 Famall cub

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gerald

03-23-2001 06:49:29




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I just got a cub for doing my gardening work. Never owned a tractor of any sort in my life. Matter of fact, never had a garden. Did some checking around and found that it is a 1949 IH Farmall Cub model. Runs like a cherry and has a sickle mower, cultivator?, ditch or single spade?, another couple of do-dads with tines on it and a drawbar type hitch. Does anyone have any suggestions on what I need to check before I run it? It leaks a little oil so that one is obvious. I tried the mower out last night when the guy delivered it and it worked fine but I dont want to run her anymore till I check everything. TIA Gerald

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Calvin

03-25-2001 00:47:29




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 Re: My new 1949 Famall cub in reply to gerald, 03-23-2001 06:49:29  
Hi Gerald, make sure you check the transmission for water, a lot of the shifters would let water run into the transmission. I've even heard of a few that would (because of water) would'nt move in freezing weather. Hope that helps and take care.

Calvin.....WV...



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joe

03-23-2001 18:29:42




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 Re: My new 1949 Famall cub in reply to gerald, 03-23-2001 06:49:29  
I just changed the oil in my steering box and found it was mostly water. Also if you are going to change the belts soon check the oil in the fan bearings.



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Bama Binder

03-23-2001 14:31:35




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 Re: My new 1949 Famall cub in reply to gerald, 03-23-2001 06:49:29  
You may want to change radiator fluid while you are at it. Find all the grease fittings and give them a shot of grease. Have fun...BB



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george

03-23-2001 06:57:37




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 Re: My new 1949 Famall cub in reply to gerald, 03-23-2001 06:49:29  
You are going to have fun,I am 53 and have loved tractors ever since I can remember. Change the oil and filter and the transmission and rear end grease.Watch the oil pressure gauge.Have fun.
I have a "H" and "M" farmall that were Dad's,a F-20,A "88" and a Super"88" Oliver



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