1953 Farmall Cub Rebuild Pt. 4 Disassembly is Done

[@Pennies_on_the_dollar]

Man yeah!! You have been busy!! Got it tore down to bare bones! That mouse nest was crazy!! Looking fwd to the progress going back together!! Hope all is well and can't wait to see the rebuild!! 😁👍

[@mt.hopemeadows]

Thank You!

[@icebabysnocain]

You are well on your way to completion. I have to wonder how stuff gets in there but it does. You won't have a nothing to do situation for a while. Good video. Pax.

[@mt.hopemeadows]

Yeah it is crazy how the mice packed so much in there!

[@sunroofracing]

Excellent video Jake! Scratching my head wondering how all that stuff got in there. If I had only seen the Cub taken apart - wouldn't have guessed you've been using it. Great to see you doing such a thorough and complete job on your vintage tractor. The Cub is an awesome piece of machinery. When you get done with it, it will truly be amazing. Will you have any trouble getting parts like the throw-out bearing or the transmission seals? Have you heard anything new on the engine rebuild? Totally impressed with your attention to detail and care for the Cub. Well done! Greatly appreciate you posting the Farmall Cub Rebuild series. Great source of information!

[@mt.hopemeadows]

The mice can get in where the brake rotor/drum is and crawl back towards the transmission. Parts for the Cub are easy to find because there are tons of Cubs out there. I have gotten any calls about the engine yet. I am taking everything apart because I can tell this tractor was not taken care of well. Thank you!

[@keithwarkentin]

Boy how did the mice get inside of that rear axle housing? That’s incredible!😀🇨🇦