[Farmall] Cub Year made

[Mike Sloane]

The trick is to locate an original IH muffler. The replacements you buy 
today are just "straight through" tin cans. I have both on my Cubs, and 
it is very easy to tell the difference. (I don't have Cub mufflers 
clamped on tight because I have to remove them to park the tractors in a 
neighbor's bank barn with VERY low ceilings.)

Mike

Karl Olmstead wrote:

> Can anyone describe what people do to make Cubs "silent"?  I've seen several
> at shows that are almost totally silent when they are running or even being
> driven around.  Is this the way they were when new, or is it something Cub
> restorers do to be special?
> 
> -Karl
> 


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Mike Sloane
Allamuchy NJ
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