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Gene Stevens

03-26-2008 18:22:00




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My father-in-law used this with a Cub Farmall. What do you call it and what is it worth? Other than the rust it is in good shape.

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Gene




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Smith in TN

03-27-2008 04:53:57




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 Re: Disk in reply to Gene Stevens, 03-26-2008 18:22:00  
It looks very similar to my Cub-151 Disk Plow. Except mine has one disk, but larger than the two that you have. Also mine uses the Cub lift system to raise and lower it. Not sure from the picture, but it looks like yours could be a earlier plow than the one I have.



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Gene Stevens

03-26-2008 19:09:50




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 Re: Disk in reply to Gene Stevens, 03-26-2008 18:22:00  
It does have the rod from the front to the back. Cub did a good job with it.

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johns48jdb

03-26-2008 18:58:23




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 Re: Disk in reply to Gene Stevens, 03-26-2008 18:22:00  
look up tm tractor parts and they have a site dedicated to the cub implements.



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johns48jdb

03-26-2008 18:55:59




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 Re: Disk in reply to Gene Stevens, 03-26-2008 18:22:00  
its called a turning plow, but i don't think it went with a cub. cubs did good to pull one pan. it mounts to the draw bar looks like. usually the one for a cub, early model at least, had a rod that went from the right (?) front wheel all the way back to the tail wheel on the turning plow that help "steer" it around curves. the other versions of the turning plow actually mounted as a belly mount turning plow with only one disk and no wheel. i think there was actually two of them. one with a smaller size disk went with the cub and the other one had a larger dia disk that went on an a. worth maybe 100, for somebody who owens a cub and wanted to use this for display at a show.

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