Watermelons Swelling

 I made the hills to plant my watermelons in with one of my Farmall Cubs.  After the melons get started.  I leave the grass.  It helps shade the melons.

 These are Black Diamond.  My soil must be good for them as I can usually get some really sweet Black Diamonds.

 Three in the above photo.  I have a few cantaloupe.

 I am looking forward to cutting a few of these.

Corn Stalks Tilled In Soil

After I cut down the corn with the little Cub, I tilled it in with my Massey and tiller.  Adding it all back into the soil.

Farmall Cub Gets Rid of Corn Stalks

New Kubota Tractor

 The Farmall Cub is a little work horse.  Well, I bought a new tractor and it is a big work horse.

Farmall Cub Little Work Horse

 I had a limb blow down in a storm.  The little cub would probably have hauled it away just fine, but a 4 wheel drive tractor with a bucket is always nice to have.

Farmall Cub

Getting ready to repaint a hood off a Farmall Cub.  Lot of prep work.  Painting is the easy part.

Farmall Cub--Yellow with Belly Mower

Forgotten Farmall Cub

Two old Farmall Cubs drug up out of the weeds in the pasture--all but forgotten.  When Cubs are left unsheltered water gets into the engine and transmission and they are soon ruined.

Old Farmall Cub

Farmall Cub and Old Manure Spreader

Farmall Cub

This Farmall Cub is like an old man who has worked hard all his life and still trying to produce good.

Farmall Cub Belly Mowing

Farmall Cub Hilling!

Farmall Cub Wheel Weights

Farmall Cub Mowing

Farmall Cub with New Look

I repainted this Farmall Cub.  I chose the different yellow look to the paint and I still like it.

Farmall Cub Yellow or Red

Farmall Cubs first were red and later ones yellow, but you can't go by the color in determining the age as governments and schools painted the red ones yellow for safety's sake.

Farmall Cub Tractor with Belly Mower

Every old Farmall Tractor needs a home under a shed.  Leaving them out in the weather will ruin them fast.

Farmall Cub Tractor Seats

 Here are two of the old type Farmall Cub Tractor seats.  I guess the one below would be called "with air conditioning" and above without!  I am sure they were hard sitting after a few hours of plowing corn or tobacco years ago.

Farmall Cub Tractor Seat

This Farmall Cub tractor seat also has a cushion to make it more comfortable.

Farmall Cub Seats

 Having a comfortable seat on your Farmall Cub is important.  At least padding is nice.

Cultivating with a Farmall Cub

Farmall Cub Rescue

I bought this Farmall Cub to keep it from going for scrap iron.  It came with a cycle mower.

Farmall Cub Plows

 Above is a middle buster and below a turning plow.  They are to be used on a Farmall Cub with a fast hitch or some call them quick attach.

1957 Farmall Cub Pulling a Spring Tooth Harrow

Laying Off Rows In Garden With a Farmall Cub

 This Farmall Cub is set to lay off rows in the garden.  You mark two rows and then put the plow in the farthest row and lay off another.  You continue laying off one row at a time.  This makes the rows all the same distance apart.  You just keep the anchor row straight and each time the other rows will be the same.

You can also see the cultivators under the belly of the Farmall Cub.

Farmall Cub Parts

The old Farmall Cubs I have are sometimes chosen to "part out".

Big Temptation

Someone sent me this to my phone.  I am always tempted when I see a pile of Farmall Cub implements for sale.

Farmall Cub And Woods Finish Mower

 I bought these in 2005 and by the looks of the paint on the tires, I would gamble that some old man painted it.  I advise to never paint over the serial number as you can see they did on this old Farmall Cub.  The Woods Finish mowers do a really great job mowing grass.