[Farmall] Finally found the tim(ing)

[James Moran]

My 1957 Lo-Boy's "longevity" speaks positively to  your experience with your reliable '48.  To your point about  finding "iron in anything made today", you are, again, correct.   The only brand out there that continues to use realy sheet metal for  fenders and hoods seems to be New Holland.  J/D certanly does not!
  JM

Richard BROWN <rc12brown at msn.com> wrote:Despite  the jokes some make about the Cub, it is a great little tractor. I have  my father's 1948 Cub and have mowed my 2.5 acre yard with it for 30  years using a belly mower. It is still going strong and I'm about to  have it painted. Can't find that much iron in anything made today, and  why is it that all these old tractors are still working today, some  almost 100 years old?
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: ZIMMY833 at aol.com 
  To: farmall at lists.antique-tractor.com 
  Sent: Tuesday, December 20, 2005 9:10 PM
  Subject: [Farmall] Finally found the tim(ing)


  My thanks to all who sent me info and directions on how to time my old  Cub. 
  I have been using it to plow the drives and actually moved a 1200 lb  bale of 
  hay with it to feed my horses.  Quite a little work  horse.
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