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Originally Posted by garnold
If you don't mind me asking, was there something different about the green stripe versions? I also have a green stripe model and would like to know what might be special about it?
Again, great find and really nice of that guy giving it to you. Is you're dad going to trailer it down to you?
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Sure there was garnold! As I have said, the 1x8/1x9 series wide frame IH Cub Cadets were the first series garden tractor to go to a painted starter generator in black. { please understand we see Alvy's 108 with no starter generator mounted }I also state my personal feelings { being a true, die hard IH Cub Cadet loyalist } about why I believe topic series garden tractor is a rare one to come across. The reader should respectably understand the writer is referring to his/her part of the country.
I also, believe the model 72, and 73 are a very rare model of IH Cub Cadet garden tractor. These were the ONLY two model tractor to use this style dash tower. Unlike the Cub Cadet { later became known as the Original } built from 1961 - 1963, and the 70/100, and along with the model 71 from the 1x2/1x3 series garden tractors that; all used the specific dash tower for a longer period of time. It is my personal feelings that models 108, 109, 72, and 73 can be considered rare.
I try not to spread a lot of b/s, and most always have something positive to comment on. I'm not in to childish debate, but adult only.
