How old is my cub tractor

Firing order:. Starter volts:. Coolant capacity:. Champion D AC C Sparkplug gap:. Intake valve clearance:. Exhaust valve clearance:. Oil capacity:. Rear PTO:. Rear RPM:. Open operator station. Height exhaust :. Ag front:. Ag rear:. Tractor Serial Numbers When you want to identify the year of your tractor, you can look at several things. First and foremost is the tractor serial number, which is stamped into an aluminum plate located on the right side of your tractor, on the steering gear housing.

Use the tractor serial number table to look up the year. Engine Serial Numbers Next, check the engine serial number, which is stamped into the cylinder block on a machined flat surface, just above the oil filler tube and below the valve tappet cover on the left side of the tractor. This number is within the same series of numbers as your tractor serial number, most of the time just a little higher.

Use the engine serial number as a guide to help confirm your tractor's age. Additionally, when ordering certain engine parts, the serial number may be required. Today more Cubs are found in parades and tractor shows than in fields and farmyards, but during its heyday more than 20, Farmall Cubs were the workhorses of small farms across the United States. The key to the year that a Farmall Cub was manufactured is the serial number on each tractor.

Find the serial number identification plate. This is a small aluminum plate easily visible near the front of the tractor engine on the right side near the gear housing.