[AT] Farmall Cub Planter Questions

[Al Jones]

Most of the IH seed hoppers (and by extension, hopper
bottoms/drives/plates) were standard.  You'll need to identify what kind
of hopper you have first.  Most Cub/Super A planters in my area of
eastern NC seem to have been the "duplex" type, with two compartments
for seed--one corn, the other beans/peas.  The plates for this hopper
are very similar to the Cole planter plates.

I probably have parts lists/photos for the Cub planters, if you need a
copy email me and I'll be glad to scan and email back for you.

Al


-----Original Message-----
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[mailto:at-bounces at lists.antique-tractor.com] On Behalf Of Michael P.
Maynard
Sent: Saturday, July 10, 2004 12:43 PM
To: Antique-Tractor
Subject: [AT] Farmall Cub Planter Questions

Dad got his new planter on finally this week to plant sweet corn (in
traditional fashion....  fresh corn for Thanksgiving.... )  and it keeps
jamming up.  He figures that the seed plate is the wrong one.  Anyone
know where we can find more seed plates for it?  Is it the same as other
IH planters? If so, what ones?

Thanks
Mike

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