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Old 02-23-2016, 08:45 PM
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Every so often I see someone post when their Cadet was built, right down to the week. Where are you guys finding that info? I didn't come up with anything like that when I searched the forum.
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Here is one...Chart
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Thanks! I have seen that list before, just couldn't find it recently. How about early CCC machines?
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We have that chart on our site too.


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http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/s...ead.php?t=7114


There are build codes on the newer machines. You have to have the super secret book of lost codes and top secret Cub info to get it.


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John, I think that is posted on here too. As seen in this tag from a 1863 that I owned there is a tag next to the serial tag. Others may correct me but the way you read it is.
A=January B=February and so on.
the next 2 numbers are the day of the month
the 4th digit is the year
5th is the factory....? I think
6th is the line it was built...? I think

So, I think this machine was built February, 18th 1994

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John, I think that is posted on here too. As seen in this tag from a 1863 that I owned there is a tag next to the serial tag. Others may correct me but the way you read it is.
A=January B=February and so on.
the next 2 numbers are the day of the month
the 4th digit is the year
5th is the factory....? I think
6th is the line it was built...? I think

So, I think this machine was built February, 18th 1994

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Thanks Oak, makes sense to me!
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You know, we have that chart on our site too.


Here:
http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/s...ead.php?t=7114


There are build codes on the newer machines. You have to have the super secret book of lost codes and top secret Cub info to get it.


That chart isn't easy to find by using the search feature.

One of these days I'm going to dig through dad's parts books and see what serial charts he has. They are full of every obscure update you can imagine, maybe there will be something useful like this in there. Seems I remember a deck chart for the IH machines, it is very worn from lots of consulting.
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