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Old 02-15-2011, 09:15 PM
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I've had a couple of 100s. While I've really gotten into the 82 series, I regret selling both of those 100s. Take a look at my website...it has a few pictures of the second one that I really regret getting rid of

It is worth the $150 to fix the clutch. If you were to buy some other 100, there is no guarantee that it wouldn't need the clutch rebuilt, too, and if it's never been out of the tractor, it needs rebuilding. Most gear drive CCs out there are probably in need of a clutch rebuild.
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Old 02-15-2011, 09:19 PM
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thanks matt. I have actually been on your website right now. thanks for the info.
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Looking at it i would start with an offer of 300-350 for it,and it should be worth up to 425 or so,with the two sets of weights and lights.
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It's a great looking 100. I think would be well worth the investment to fix it up. You have to remember, these tractors have lasted 40 years or so and are still running . It is hard to say that about stuff made today. Also everyone here is very helpful and can get you thru the hard stuff. Manuals are available and parts are available. be careful tho, this leads to what is known as Yellow Fever. I have yet to see many that don't catch it hehehe.
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What is everyones opinion of a cub 100? are they good. I have a cub 1000 already im currently rebuilding. I like the projects. but I just want to make sure it will be usable and not just a pretty antique toy to set around. thanks everyone.
My 100 and 70 are the most used Cubs I own.




This is how I broke in the motor on my 100

70 had only 4 to 5 hours on restoration when it went to Ohio Plow Day
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Old 02-15-2011, 09:52 PM
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Awsome pics merc. thanks
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Dang it, you all keep posting pics like that and your going to make me want to put a down payment on my Cub Dealers 100...
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My 100 and 70 are the most used Cubs I own.
I forgot about the drive shaft.

Merk I enjoy looking at your tractors! Your uncle Dick rebuild is the best!
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Merk I enjoy looking at your tractors! Your uncle Dick rebuild is the best!
Thanks !!!

I have parts to build 2 more 70/100 tractors. One will be a puller....the other one????

I did document the rebuild of Uncle Dick (Cub Cadet 70). It can be found here :
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wow matt I just finnished looking at your 100 restore.....wow. if I didnt have the fever before I definately do now. I think I will be picking up my 2nd cub tomorrow afternoon. thanks everyone.
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