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Old 02-22-2018, 10:22 AM
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Got the key out, whew! Any matches for a replacement key? Thanks all!.
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http://www.tractorpartsasap.com/Igni...y-p/112526.htm

https://www.steinertractor.com/KEY05-key

Plus your local Cub Cadet dealer, Case IH dealer, possibly even local tractor part store will have them. All IH's used the same key, so they are pretty easy to get.
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Thank you, I've never ordered anything from eBay by myself, here goes.
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The keys for my 782,1440 and my case 646 all look the same and interchange.
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The keys for my 782,1440 and my case 646 all look the same and interchange.
those are much newer.... most INDAK switches take the same key, but the older cubs were different from yours... certainly different from my 129 and son's 71.
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The IH Cubs took a standard IH key. I think it was in the QL series that the change was made to the Indak key. What I mean to say is, I thought the early QL tractors had IH ignition switches. I'd have to go look it up to be certain.
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Old 03-25-2018, 03:04 AM
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Just realized I still have to get the rest out, life goes on!
I found a recommended auto electric shop to diagnose any issues then do required work to make it whole again.
Starter generator.
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