Love your videos! The content, the commentary and even your voice blend together wonderful!

I can totally relate to your Cub! My Pop picked up a 57 way back in 1968. I used to cut the grass on about 3 acres, and plow snow in the winter. Brings back lots of memories. We still have the old girl on the property, but hasn't run in years. I really must show her some love real soon. Thanks for the video!

Sweet set up! Being a Deere guy my moms side all ran Farmall. That cub reminds me of my neighbor who had one, handy little tractor. Great video and thanks for sharing with us.

......he told you....you bought it.....now deal with it.........................

A Deere guy, I must say I am loving your Cub. Really enjoy your videos, especially the auctions. Keep up the great 😊 work Mr. Red Power

Wow! She runs good’! RED POWER!!! Don’t forget to like share and subscribe folks! And check out the merch!

I like the Cub! not a bad little bush hog either. nice addition to the Farmall farm 👍

I've been waiting for this! It did not disappoint!

Relatively new subscriber here and thoroughly enjoying the content… Congratulations on the latest new to you tractor,don’t ever recall seeing a Cub with exhaust routed through the bottom. Jealous up here in Northern Vermont! Nice fleet of iron you have,thanks for sharing it!

My jealously is at an all time high as I see this little tractor work. I have been watching and looking for months for a setup very similar to this one and haven't been able to get as luck as you. AWESOME TRACTOR my friend!!!

Muddied Cubbie! Looks like it's definitely a great purchase and great addition to your red shed!

That is a sweet little mowing/food plot tractor!

Great video great little tractor love it boom

That cub runs real smooth running tractor 👍👍

Plus I like people who talk that's how I learn to do things the right way and I like the song to your videos I really like how you explain how about the red power and how to fix them

Excellent video Gino :) I know saying on fuel system also my late uncle who ran farm with my late dad he was cheap on matinne old 1950 Cockshutt 40 gas tractor on oil changes with oil pot filter plus spark plugs with wires , cap , rotor plus points even fuel filter & any fluids except gas and so cheap was didn't change tires because ready fall apart! I know my dad & me tried get to do plus wouldn't do it ! Sorry when make good money farming back then plus keep tractors , combine , machinery in tip top shape! I know did with other stuff tractors plus combine even machinery with my dad he love ideas and when both retired repairs did lots vechiles better!

Cubbie and woods brush hog - looking good!

It cut pretty good and the cub runs really good. Have a good week FF! See ya!

Muddy mess. Nice drone footage. Glad you like YOUR Cub. If I had your money I'd mow all the beans down for fun. 🤣👍🍻🚨🚀💥🚜🔥

The cubbie looks great 👍 it will fit in nice with the rest of the RED power! Beans look pretty good too.

Good little video 👍 the little cub surely runs sweet an the bush hog even with rounded blades did a great job Red Power 💥👍

Sweet little unit. Bought a gas 656 Fer hayin.years ago.rust in tank.filters clog filters clog.had been leaking in thru sending unit.took to radiator place.they renued it. Fine ever since.expensive .but worth it. My 3 gas 3 diesel all full.that mower works good.

I eliminated rust particles in my tank with a “mechanic’s extendable magnet”. Just set it in to the tank and move it around remove and wipe the magnet clean. 👍🏻

Great looking tractor...if the gas tank is the only issue...simple remedy...just will take some time. Great fine...most likely limited use over the years. I’m a JD guy but really appreciate the old Farmalls...good tractors.

Nice little tractor!!

Allways entertaining

The little tractor that could, does it again! "A Cub in size, a Bear for work."

Enjoy your channel and your phraseology as you describe things.

Ouch on that last statement , sharpen the blade this Winter too…😂😂😂

Nice job cubbie 💥

Farmalls Forever 🇺🇸

A clean tank says it all then you don't have to worry about rust or anything going to the carburetor plus like you said a filter will help alot

Maybe he thought the rust would always stay settled and by making a standpipe so to speak he could avoid rust in carb…just spit ballin, she is a sweet little rig, as always FF good job💪🏻🇺🇸💪🏻

when we farmed and keep the tractors in the shed over the winter we put a coat of johnson wax on the sheet metal and then put an old blanket on the gas tank then covered it with a small military surplus canvas tarp this stops the condensation. if we had to leave our tractors out side we did this as well

12 volt conversion is the best way! Battery cheap, choice and reliability of alternators is quite good.. I use 12 volt sprayer on mine for yard and driveway vegetation maintenance.

Hello Gino that's funny posting public land I would take there sign down. Mine mine mine lol your hilarious awesome. I could be wrong but I'm thinking he kept that tank full most of the time empty 18 years I'm think that be junk. Good video works great have a good evening.

The idea with a stand pipe is that the trash on the bottom just stays in the tank. But I'm with you on the fact that i want it out.

Yep manual tells you to keep a full tank. Even tells you to fill the ta k at the end of the work day. Nice set up. I was thinking that was more of a finish mower than a brush cutter. Looks like it did good. Everything sounds like it ran pretty smooth.

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You better take some time to relax and sit in that deer stand. Or maybe someone else will! Nice Cub. Thanks for the video.

The channel "Taryl Fixes All" just did a tank repair with a paint that fixed even pinhole leaks, I didn't catch the paint type but it looked good after he painted the tank inside and out with it. Make sure your in-line filter placement is not near the hot exhaust, Plastic ones can melt and leaks at the connections can happen.

Hillside Hilter? Sounds like you have interesting neighbours. Motormouth? I say motor on. If it bothers them that much, they don't have to watch. But I like to hear it, and I'm sure I'm not alone. That's a nice tractor that little cub. Shell Rotella is one of the best engine oils you can buy. We used it for years until Shell got stupid to deal with.

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when you take it off to clean it there is some different ways I know of a lot of people using metal BBs and I've seen them even hook them up to a tractor tire or a truck and jack it up and strap the tank and put it in drive so they sat there and spin around and around and around and you wouldn't believe how clean they get I watched a video where they got an 806 Farmall diesel out of the woods and the tank was just full of rust and that's how they cleaned it they washed it out put it back on the tractor and the tractor ran fine

Hey fanatic I know you're a good guy and everything but you should hear yourself the way you talk about that man that you just bought that tractor from you know and the things you do to that I mean I grew up around the 1947 or 48h tractor we had nothing but the sediment bowl and we did keep it full of gas I'll agree with that but that sentiment bulb is there for a reason you keep cleaning it out and all your dirt and stuff settles down in there and I in Line Filter would not be bad but for you to say those things about that man he probably did this and he did this for this and why he did that and he you know he was a bad guy he wasn't a bad guy he was good to you you got a good price you got a nice tractor and there's always going to be repaired anyway God bless you and hope you have a good day thought this might help you so more people appreciate the way you speak about people thank

It seemed to do the job really well . I was thinking you were going to have some issues running with the tank and filter but it seemed to have done pretty well . Thanks for sharing and have a blessed day !

Another fantastic video. I really enjoy your channel. What happened to the other Cub you have with the belly mower?

Go Cub Power!

also one other thing I don't know if you watch junkyard digs his KZfaq channel he had a Farmall h with a rusty tank he also put the tube up in the tank where it stuck like an inch and a half off the floor it wouldn't get all the gas but like he said all the settlement will go to the bottom and normally bypass it

If you are looking for weights or parts for that cub, go on craigslist under Harrisburg. There is a guy just outside Hershey who has about 50 Cubs torn down for parts, along with implements.

An old man told me years ago when a vehicle or tractor is in storage to remove the fuel cap and make it so rain water cant get in and it keeps the tank from condensating and it wont rust. At the time i thought it was bs but over the years i have got things that the fuel cap had been off of and sat for years and the tanks were dry and clean so maybe he was right. The fuel evaporates over time so there was no varnish in the tank.

Any tractor over 30 years old unless you are the original owner and know that you expressly maintained it properly, fuel system must be Cleaned at first opportunity upon getting it home.

Depending on how long they were using the land and if the city wasn’t maintaining it they might have a case of adverse possession under state law. All states have laws regarding taking ownership of property by using it (knowing or not knowing that you don’t have legal ownership) for a certain amount of time without the proper owner disputing it causing the title to transfer.

Nothing wrong with a little green,if it's green it's growing and it's a beautiful John Deere!!

Nothing better than a cub

I guess it's a major undertaking to pull the tank off and clean it all out.

I had a second cousin who's husband had her Dad's cub and basically all the equipment to raise cotton and corn that Uncle Noah bought new in the late 40's or early 50's but I haven't seen it in almost 40 years but it was all in the shed at that time. I wished that my dad and I had tried to buy it then. UNCLE Noah had a small farm in the Boston Mountain area near Mt. Magazine Arkansas He transferred to a cow-calf beef operation in the 1960's Sorry that I don't know the status of it now so sad.

Sounds like you need to remove tank, steam clean and proceed with what you have been talking about, put the filter on first, then put your fuel in. I had that problem with two M's that I have.

Cub looks like it is doing a good job, i am in the process of restoring a 1970 farmall 140 right now. Did i hear you say before that you are ex- military?

Fill it up and use some gas treatment in there to dry any moisture and it should be good. The inline filter is an extra layer.

I enjoy your videos! I have a 1970 international cub left drive side seized any thoughts besides brake??

I had some rust in my Cub when I got it and basically what I did was I just used the tractor and eventually the rust worked itself out of the tank, Into the sediment bowl and then when I would see it there I would take the sediment bowl dump it out put it back and keep going, And so far I haven't really gotten a whole lot of junk into the sediment ball recently or at least this summer and Spring so I'm not super worried about it, And I don't know if that is something you could do with it

The hillside hitlers LOL She ran good! Some maintenance work to do, but it seems like a good tractor.

Awesome Video! but was wondering ... Where was the section on "greasing" that mower? Normally you'd point out every grease spot. 🙂 Lets Go Lets Mow!

Where did you get that mccormick emblem?. my 57 is missing one

Didn’t bog down or stall? Mine did with nothing near what you went through. Maybe my blades are dull.

What state are you in? What brand is the mower? Wonder how old the mower is?

Cubby's rule!

I like my cub with the belly mower I keep most of the area around the farm mowed with it

If you want to clean that tank, empty all gas out, put a fitting in place of the sediment bowl shut off with a piece of tubing to let it drain, tie the tubing up to keep it from draining. fill it with white vinegar. Let it set for two days, then drain it, you will see nice clean galvanized inside the tank, the rust will be gone.

Take the tank right off toss a handful or two of 1/2 inch nuts in the filler hole...put the cap on it and shake and roll the hell out of it knock as much rust loose as ya can and break it up. Then shake all the nuts and dust out...flush it with some solvent or diesel fuel..let it dry or just mount it and fill it and get to work... a small trace diesel fuel wont hurt a gas engine...if anything it'll help the jets and rings.

Rotella, yah, I've been running 15-40 in most stuff, but actually 10-30 is more appropriate in our temp zone. But everybody tells yah run 10-40, it seems. IDK. I did find two reasons to stay with 15-40; #1- 10-30 is harder to come by, and 10-30 is more expensive.

It's all that shakin. I gotta get an inline filter but don't want to interrupt my steel line. FF should create a signature bowl that incorporates a filter in the outlet or something...

I don't mind you, I've learned some things from you. It look a little small for a brush hog.

What bush hog is that? My brother just bought a cubbie, and he is looking for a bush hog for it. Any info is greatly appreciated.

I’d pull that sign down and if they tried to say anything about it I’d not know what they’re talk about. Doesn’t matter if they used it privately back in the day. If it’s public it’s public. In Minnesota land owners have to put new dated and signed signs up every year to be legal. I’m a land owner too so I know and understand the frustration but you’ve gotta follow the law if you want the law to do anything about people that break the law.

Do you realize what a sediment bowl is for lol. That is your filter thanks for the video

Mowing with a broom handle …. Three pass boom😂😂😂

There is a screen at the carburetor where the line connects

CUBS WIN!!!! CUBS WIN!!!!

Lil. Cubby

What year is the cuby!

Would not leave it setting with ethenol fuel in it would be better setting dry

Fill the tank with vinegar.

What is your acreage their?

You like cub I scared to buy one bc of 9hp

You ever wanna sell it I’ll buy it if you autograph it

If the tractor sits for a long time I would rather drain old gas then play with rust

WHO in hell is the Hilters?? They sound interesting 🤔 respond.

1955?

That was kinda painful, less talk more 🎬

Bought junk for 50years wish everthing I bought had the gas drained!

Fill it with gravel and put it in old cement mixer for a hour...

Sorry to tell you but if the hillside hitler has been using that land for over 35 years they can claim squatters rights and clam it as their own. In pennsylvania people can still do that.

Dude stop whining...a gas take a little rusty...no filter...if that's all your worried about better but everything damn new

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