Farmall · Cub series

Farmall Cub

Utility tractor · 1947–1979 · Gasoline

The Farmall Cub was International Harvester's smallest tractor, built for small-acreage farmers, market gardeners, and hobbyists as a mechanical replacement for a horse or mule. With a 32-year production run from 1947 to 1979, it stands among the longest continuously produced tractor models in American history. Its distinctive offset engine gave the operator a clear sightline down cultivated rows.

belt power
9.23 hp
Displacement
59.5 ci (1 L)
Total built
245,000

Specifications

Overview
Type Utility
Series Cub
Production 1947–1979
Factory Louisville, Kentucky, USA
Total built 245,000
Engine
Make International Harvester
Model C-60
Fuel Gasoline
Cylinders 4
Displacement 59.5 ci (1 L)
Bore × stroke 2.625x2.75 in
Rated speed 1,600 rpm
Compression 6.5:1
Cooling liquid-cooled
Aspiration Naturally aspirated
Power
Drawbar power 8.47 hp (6.32 kW)
Belt power 9.23 hp (6.88 kW)
Nebraska test Nebraska Test 386
Transmission
Transmission sliding-gear — 3 forward, 1 reverse
Chassis 4x2 2WD
Steering manual
Brakes mechanical
Hydraulics & hitch
Rear PTO transmission
PTO speed 540 rpm
Dimensions & capacities
Wheelbase 69.3 in (176 cm)
Fuel capacity 7.5 gal (28.4 L)
Coolant 9.75 qt (9.23 L)
Crankcase 3 qt (2.84 L)
Front tires 4.00-12
Rear tires 8-24

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