1949 Farmall Cub Carburetor Rebuild and Mowing Grass

Wrapping up the carb rebuild and getting to work cutting some field grass with the 1949 Farmall Cub. Looks like it might be possible that I accidentally maybe fixed something?

[@Srmoore79]

Change out points and get an electronic ignition, change plugs and wires it will run a lot better. I did that to my 39 9N it was a game changer.

[@thatlldogarage]

That’s a great idea, thanks for the suggestion!

[@kstellar2]

You’ll pull the guts out of the tractor mowing that high stuff with that woods 59. Can’t run that like a brush hog. Also, full throttle my guy.

[@slbl88]

give her the beans give her full throttle and let her work like it is made to do the blades need to spin fast to cut let that old girl eat great video

[@dalepete2854]

The field is pretty high for a belly mower

[@mikeburgan7675]

Nice

[@larryheckman6377]

That's lot of mower for a Cub.

[@sundownerwhoopwhoop5016]

Come off the clutch and don’t stop in tall grass when u stop sharpening the blades and start with deck up then lower it run the tractor full throttle it’s designed to run like that

[@jimmorrison-ye2yj]

I like your video ('course I like Cubs), but you really do need to watch a couple of Cub videos; because, the Cub is a MANS tractor not a toy, It was made to work ... give that poor girl some gas. Plus, you need to now that's not a hay mower. The way to cut overgrown grass is with a raised mower (just like your yard) and maybe mow more than once. That ole girl is plenty for that job.