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Brian

06-11-2001 08:37:11

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I have bought a International Cub Lo Boy.
The serial number is 10760J.
My problem is I can't find out what year it is using that serial number. I think it is maybe in the 60's not sure.
Farmall/International specs on this web site say it is a 1949 which I know is wrong, what am I doing wrong, and/or where can I find out on the net the year of this tractor?
Thanks.

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Brian

06-11-2001 09:11:46

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Re: Cub Lo Boy in reply to Brian, 06-11-2001 08:37:11

Hey, thanks guys!
I appreciate the quick response.

And the link, Bama, thanks!! That clears up alot!
I bought it with 'no spark'.
The tractor had a 12 volt hooked up to it.
I knew it was a 6 volt, but didn't know it was a positive ground system.
The coil and generator have checked out OK, but the regulator is fried.

Thanks again

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Milt

06-11-2001 09:05:54

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Re: Cub Lo Boy in reply to Brian, 06-11-2001 08:37:11

Brian,
According to my records / The International Cub Lo-Boy were Manufacture from 1955 to 1968. Your SERIAL NUMBER 10760J would be a 1959 model.
The PREFIX LETTERS for your tractor is "IH CUB LO-BOY".
The International and Farmall Cub is another Tractor and were manufactured from 1947 to 1975. The PREFIX LETTERS for the 'CUB' is "FCUB".

Cheers / Milt

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Bama Binder

06-11-2001 08:52:44

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Re: Cub Lo Boy in reply to Brian, 06-11-2001 08:37:11

Yours is a 1959. When the Lo Boys were brought out in 1955, they numbered them with their own series of serial numbers. Yours has a Rockford clutch. Punch here for more info.

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