Bud W said: (quoted from post at 11:34:21 04/16/09) What year did they change from Red to the Yellow and White color combination? Looking at the serial number data it appears that the last year for the old offset design was 1975? Was there any significant changes mechanically or was it mostly just color?
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IH phased out the Red colour scheme on the Cubs midway through the 1963 production year approximately and F-Cub 222500 was the last Red Cub and 17200 was the last of the Red Lo-Boys.
[quote:c280885164="CubFAQ's#1 Para 13"]'63 221383 - 222500 16440 - 17200
The first yellow and white square nosed Cub was Serial Number 222501
and the first yellow and white square nosed Cub Lo-Boy was Serial Number 223453
IH ceased production on the standard Cub series 1975 at Serial Number 248124 and had previously ceased production of the Lo-Boy in 1968 at Serial Number 22841. The New International Cub was introduced at Serial # 228125 and was produced until 1979 when all Cub production was ceased at Serial Number 253685. There were changes to the colour again, and there was a production wide change in horsepower due to the domed pistons that were introduced a bit earlier somewhere around Serial # 24815.
The Estate style Numbered Cubs were introduced in 1968 and continued in production until sometime in 1983 when all Cub production ceased permanently.
If you have other questions on the Cubs and Cub Lo-Boys or their later cousins the Numbered Cubs, hit the www. link below and it will take you to my Cub Manual Server.
All this information is available via links from the Cub Manual Server to the "CubFAQ's#1 Para 13 at the ATIS archive. (Thanks! Jim Becker)
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