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Looking good John cub. What is that pto looking switch in between the fuses and light switch for?
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Looking good John cub. What is that pto looking switch in between the fuses and light switch for?
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Looking good John cub. What is that pto looking switch in between the fuses and light switch for?
That's an extra pto switch I used for the rear back up light. I like the the lock out it has! Got every gasket and lip seal for the transmission. Still need the expansion cap gasket though. The rear end is making a weird noise, going to look into it so I might as well be prepared for anything I need to replace! As far as I'm concerned, the International Harvester Company SHOULD have left a hole for a switch anyway.
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Cub Cadet 73, Brought her home yesterday!
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Seen that 1 for sale, that's a good deal. Nice grab
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100 me and my son did. Soon to get hydraulic lift, sleeve hitch and wheel weights. Parts are at the powder coater
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Very nice model 73, Wham!! Looks like a keeper to me

That model 100 is impressive Cubfan79dad!! Please update us with those awesome options when you get the time!!

On another note, last Tuesday, boy was it rough coming home from work. The inclement weather was producing lake effect snow like you would not believe. The Blazer made it home in 4wd, at a 10 to 15 mph crawl! It was snowing that bad!

So with that, I fired up the model 72 with custom IH 56" snow blade and started pushing the snow out of the drive. I'd guess we received around 6-8" of the white crap! Today, I fired up the 72 again, for nothing more than to be impressed on how quick and easy this K241 kicks off! Here is a picture to keep'em rolling!

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Finally got to put my 70 to work.
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Nice 70, you have there!
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