What does a Cub weigh?
A basic Cub as tested in the Nebraska test of 1947 weighs about 1300 lbs. This was a tractor with no starter, lights, battery, or hydraulic system. Cub rear wheel weights weigh about 150 lbs. each, one piece front wheel weights are approx. 26 lbs. each and split type front wheel weights are approx. 25 lbs. each. The addition of calcium chloride solution in the tires can add an additional 300 lbs. or more. Any additional equipment on the tractor will also add more weight. As you can see, a typical Cub can weigh in between 2500 and 3000 lbs. When you transport your Cub, you need to figure in the combined weight, with everything you are putting on the trailer. In my case I figured about 3500 lbs. ATIS has a very good FAQ about trailers and transporting tractors, that I would recommend to everyone thinking about moving a tractor with a trailer. 12) Is it safe to operate a Cub on a hillside? Safety rules must be followed for the safe Operation of any equipment. The Cub was designed and buil
