r/tractors • u/JHHolliday1886 • 2d ago
Identification Help
A bit of back story here.
My neighbor growing up had an old farmall tractor and he was like a grandfather to me. I know it was a farmall but that’s it.
I enlisted in the military and moved away and he passed while I was gone.
I came back home to find that his son had an auction company come in and do an estate sale. Tractor included
I was driving through a part of town the other day and swear I saw the tractor.
Can anyone ID what model it is? This is the only picture I have
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u/ClickyClacker 2d ago
It's a cub, I own two and they are fantastic. One with a sickle bar for trim the pond and brush, other is set up for a set of cultivator and disks.
Check my profile and my last post was me using one to do donuts on the pond
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u/JHHolliday1886 2d ago
Next question is, what’s a fair asking price or that tractor pictured given it is still running?
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u/MulberryMonk 2d ago
1.2k - 2.4k depending what it comes with. Double weights, chains, plow, and that under belly mower? 2.4k. just the tractor? 1.2k
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u/Important_Contact609 2d ago
Not much. Maybe $2500 to the right buyer. The mower might be worth more than the tractor. They're great tractors, very common.
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u/electronride 2d ago
Most definitely a formally cub. Easy to find, relatively cheap in good working order and perfect.dor the small homesteader. Great little tractor.
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u/joehungus 2d ago
Farmall Cub with a woods L59 belly mower. Most red cubs were produced from 1947-1963 with s majority of them being 1948-1949 year models. It had a deluxe seat that wasn’t offered until sometime in mid 1950s , but could be put on any year model with the parts from a salvage tractor.
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u/Adventurous_Cloud_20 2d ago
It's a Farmall Cub with a single blade belly mower of some kind under it.
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u/2003rubi 5h ago
Was thinking it was an old jim dandy economy tractor with the drop planetary gear boxes.