Richard G.
Well-known Member
The post below about Cub brakes reminded me of what happened at a farm at Clemson years ago.
A yellow Cub was stripped down to do some work and was painted looking better than new.
The rear was on blocks and the front was also up on blocks.
No wheels or tires.
Several guys were standing and looking at the super nice paint job.
Suddenly, the Cub tipped over and landed on it's side on the concrete floor.
It was like it happened in slow motion and nobody could stop it.
Had some touch up work to do after that.
A yellow Cub was stripped down to do some work and was painted looking better than new.
The rear was on blocks and the front was also up on blocks.
No wheels or tires.
Several guys were standing and looking at the super nice paint job.
Suddenly, the Cub tipped over and landed on it's side on the concrete floor.
It was like it happened in slow motion and nobody could stop it.
Had some touch up work to do after that.
