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It is stamped on the GRH or there is a little square block with it on the right side on the GRH.
Looks like a 100 to me.
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On the right side of the transmission, just below the frame rail. About even with the front edge of the rear wheel, there will be a flat square section. Should be stamped there.
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Old 11-09-2017, 07:53 PM
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Thanks guys, I'll look tomorrow.
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The early 70/100's only have 2 bolts holding the grill in place, so let us know if you have that.
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Alvy - serial on the O is 6246, which makes it May of 1961. It still has the K161 in it. I'll have to get the serial tag cleaned off on the little Kohler and see if I'm lucky enough for it to be the original engine. Thanks for calling my attention to it being an early cub. It now rates inside storage!
And you score again!!! Congrats on finding a 4 digit original!

As they all said.... on the other tractor right hand side front of the transaxle for the other Cub... Keep us posted!
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That one has a 70 steering wheel with a 100 air cleaner cover.

Nice pick up Doc! I'm thinking you got the fever too.
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Yeah, I got it. 11 cubs in 13 months. So far -----
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Nice pickup!
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Well, no luck on finding a serial on the 70-100? Little square block on right side and rectangular pad right side, just under frame rail, are both blank. Froze my kiester off looking. Only 18 degrees here today. Will drag it in the shop tomorrow for a more thorough going over. Lew- looking at the mounting for the front grill to frame I count 4 bolts, two per side.
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It should be here or it may painted over.
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