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Old 04-12-2012, 12:12 AM
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While buying the F-20 today, I also sealed the deal on this decent 106. Runs great, all original...and has a hidden desired option on it....rear PTO. 48 inch deck, which is probably a load for this 10hp. Needs a grill...but overall Im happy
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Old 04-12-2012, 06:38 AM
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Nice 106 IACubCadet
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Old 04-12-2012, 10:39 AM
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Congrats on the 106! When we going to get to see pics the rear pto.
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Old 04-12-2012, 10:52 AM
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A good strong 10 horse will run the deck OK but if the grass is a little too high or thick it would need to run in low.
We have a 106 in the family. It was the first cub I bought in about 1984(came with a front snow plow and a 42 inch deck, and has been a great little tractor. Has done just gobs of work, cutting grass, hauling wood, hauling kids and dogs, plowing snow and still runs good after a engine rebuild 15 years ago and several cosmetic upgrades. Nice option of the rear PTO on yours. Have fun with it!
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Thanks guys. Ill try and get some more pics soon, its still at the guys house. Need to get a trailer out this weekend to make a load. I would think that 48 inch deck is a load on it, but Ill try it and see what happens. I got it because it has rear PTO like its bigger brother 126. And the deck may fit nicely on the 147, so I could put a 42 on this and be all set.
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That's a nice 106, and with rear PTO! You can't beat that.
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Ryan,
Once again, congrats on the find. Looks like you've got the market on rear pto's and 169's . Did you seal the deal on that 86 you had a lead on?
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I need to do that still. Im trying to get some stuff sold before i go after it...but it might come home soon. Ive got more Cubs spotted right now then my pocketbook can handle!
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nice cub find.
do we get to see a picture of the F 20??????
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rambler149, take a look in the general talk area of the forum, I have a thread going on called "for all you F-series fans out there". Check it out
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