WELCOME! We started in December of 1999 and now have over
1500 members!If you own an IH Cub LO-BOY
Model 154, 185, or 184, join in. There's also a lot of commonality with the Farmall Cubs (engine, trans., esp.)
So I expect we'll hear from some of those folks, also. WELCOME from the club founder, Barry (barry_s_u) and the moderator, Myron (mbounds_e9)!Want to get
serial number info and to learn about the mechanical Roto-cam
PTO clutch? Join the group and go the "Links" on the left menu. The
top folder is for FAQs. Feel free to share you
technical tips and knowledge there.
The photo here is of carterdsr1's 154 from the photo section of this group. Join the group and see other fine specimens of these tractors in the Photo section! Thanks for dropping by!
Hang the pony off of the back of the tractor. It is added weight for traction. Running a jackshaft from the pony to the blower is no different than running it
There are several issues when using the snowthrower. 1. Traction. The solution is tire chains and wheel weights. If you have the fat doughnut turf tires, wheel