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Old 03-21-2018, 07:38 AM
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getting a very nice ih cub 100 shipped to me through fasnal to Austin texas, its a 100 with a 48" mower deck anyone know what the dry weight of this tractor is? or close? thanks cant wait to get this lil tractor and starta mowing...
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There are variables to the Tractor (ie: fluids, options, etc) but the "base shipping weight" according to the IH Price Lists was 555#. So I guess if you planned for 600# you would be safe.

The 48" mower deck would be in the arena of 150#.
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getting a very nice ih cub 100 shipped to me through fasnal to Austin texas, its a 100 with a 48" mower deck anyone know what the dry weight of this tractor is? or close? thanks cant wait to get this lil tractor and starta mowing...
My "50 Years of Cub Cadets" book, page 69, says ""Operating weight: 765 pounds with 175 pound operator and fuel". But it does not indicate if that is with a deck attached or not. So if anyone knows what "operating weight" means, you can figure it out. I'd guess the deck is probably 100-120 lbs.
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765 pounds with 175 pound operator and fuel
765# - 175# operator - 20# fluids = 570#. Pretty close the the 555# that IH stated.
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THANK YOU FELLERS lots of pics soon as the ol gal arrives
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All you folks looking for this kind of info should avail yourselves to a copy of "50 Years of Cub Cadet" by Oscar H. Wills III.
Therein you will find a mountain of info covering everything Cub from 1961 to 2011.

Invaluable source for the avid Cub enthusiast and available from the above sponsors.
I have one an refer to it constantly to the point it is becoming quite dog eared!
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Do you know where this book is available for purchase?
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Do you know where this book is available for purchase?
Yeah, Google it. Available online about anywhere.
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Just as a thought..... I'm kind of surprised it isn't in the owners manual, or on Tractor Data. I would have thought it would have been listed in one or both. Usually curb weight is in an owners manual, and TD lists it for a lot of the big tractors.


Just sayin.....
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At one time when they were new, most of the sales brochures included the weight.
This one has it for the 73-147 and the 70/100 brochure too!

Don't forget to add the weight of the pallet !
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