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Re: What's the difference between a Cub and a Cub
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Posted by gauger on January 24, 2004 at 21:33:30 from (172.128.173.44):
In Reply to: What's the difference between a Cub and a Cub Lo-B posted by Brian Schmidt on January 24, 2004 at 21:24:45:
The Lo-Boy debuted in 1955 (I think) and is simply a lower version of the Cub. The tractor was lowered by the use of different final drives and shorter front spindles. The exhaust pipe ran down low along the side and out the back as opposed to straight up out of the manifold like the regular Cub. The Lo-Boy was the International Cub Lo-Boy vs. the Cub which carried the Farmall name.
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