Loader for Cub

greg oliver · Mar 8, 2021

I thought Grandpa Love might want to check it out. The ad just popped up tonight and has some other implements listed.

old · Mar 8, 2021

Years ago I was at an auction that sold a loader for a cub. It went for $7. At the same auction I got a manure spreader for around the same price and still kicking my self for not bidding on the loader

greg oliver · Mar 8, 2021

Old we have some auctions coming up for the next couple weeks weather is finally a little warmer. May go check the one auction thats close. My son is getting bit by the tractor bug but he wants a newer one.

old · Mar 8, 2021

It's probably been 10 plus years since I went to the last auction. I sort of miss going but also haven't had the $$ to spend at them

caterpillar guy · Mar 8, 2021

I would think a loader on a cub would be asking for a broke casting. A scoop shovel would be about as fast.

timcasbolt · Mar 9, 2021

That looks like a good deal for anyone that's interested. He's lowered the price by $400 as of 7 this morning.

SVcummins · Mar 9, 2021

I see love and love headed to the big apple 🍎

timcasbolt · Mar 9, 2021

(quoted from post at 08:01:14 03/09/21) I see love and love headed to the big apple 🍎

hat's nowhere near the city.

grandpa Love · Mar 9, 2021

Dang! Wish that wasn't 900 miles away!! That loader would be a cool toy!

Geo-TH,In · Mar 9, 2021

It might be good for lifting wood mulch or saw dust. Anything else would damage front end.
geo

tedregentin · Mar 9, 2021

I have a 1963 low boy with a Wagner loader. It is the handiest little tractor. I've hauled a lot of manure and dirt with the loader and never had a problem.

SVcummins · Mar 9, 2021

400$ off that would pay for the fuel to get there and kart way back . Better go before the end of the week fuel has been going up a dime a week or more

old · Mar 9, 2021

K there is a post in the Farmall forum for you by P I Pete subject CUB

JoeM(GA) · Mar 9, 2021

Sure they are useless to really do work, but they are just so cool! The one on my Allis G would work you to death to really do something
but in its day and time it was really something!

old · Mar 9, 2021

Sure as heck beats a wheel barrow and shovel

greg oliver · Mar 9, 2021

Kevin he is selling loader separate for $475.

RedMF40 · Mar 9, 2021

(quoted from post at 09:44:44 03/09/21) Sure they are useless to really do work, but they are just so cool! The one on my Allis G would work you to death to really do something
but in its day and time it was really something!

<img src="https://www.yesterdaystractors.com/cvphotos/cvphoto80912.jpg">

Is there some reason you only get 3/4 of a steering wheel on an Allis G? I appreciate the minimalist approach, but seems like a whole steering wheel wouldn't be asking too much.

I could see myself grabbing at air when I tried to turn the wheel.

Gerrit

JoeM(GA) · Mar 9, 2021

When plowing straight ahead, that cutout is where you have an uninterrupted view of the crop and plow with no hand or wheel in the way

RedMF40 · Mar 9, 2021

(quoted from post at 14:58:36 03/09/21) When plowing straight ahead, that cutout is where you have an uninterrupted view of the crop and plow with no hand or wheel in the way

Ok thanks, that makes sense. Was wondering if it had something to do with line of sight. Thanks for the explanation.

Gerrit

SVcummins · Mar 10, 2021

Andre the giant couldnt outwork that thing with a scoop shovel . I always enjoy those comments are they like a modern loader ? No But sure beat doing it by hand . Nice g by the way

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