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Old 05-07-2013, 09:37 AM
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i been lookin', but i haven't seen any definitive answer --- or it could be that i'm too dense to make sense of what i'm reading. Either way, can somebody give me an idea of where i'm going to find the serial number on my 100? i figger it's gotta be on the frame rail somewhere, but i can't find it on the machine, nor can i find it (or an idea of it's location) here on the forums.

This inquiry probably belongs somewhere else, i don't know. Let's just call it NOOBism... i'll get used to the forums at some point.

Until then, tho... where is my serial number? Or production number? Or whatever IH in their infinite wisdom decided to call it?
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I've never owned anything other than a 149 or Original... If its anything like the Original, check on the side of the GR Housing... Otherwise, I have no idea and someone should be along to help...
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This link will show pictures of where to find serial numbers on most all cubs.

http://cubfaq.com/serialnumbers.html
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Serial number is located on the right side of the transmission while seated. It can be in 2 different locations depending when it was built. Early SN were on the gear reduction housing and later were near the raised square block on the transmission housing.

SN will be 65458 to 127160 if it is the orginal trans.

Clean it well and rub some grease on the numbers if you cant read them. Good Luck!
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Thanks, all, for the prompt responses. Wish i'd have seen these last night while at home --- now i gotta wait until i'm done with work!

i tell ya: 'work' gets in the way of all the fun...
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Thanks, all, for the prompt responses. Wish i'd have seen these last night while at home --- now i gotta wait until i'm done with work!

i tell ya: 'work' gets in the way of all the fun...
That all depends on where you work! Hey, The numbers will still be there when you get home and we'll all wait right here for ya!
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That all depends on where you work!
Well i wish i worked somewhere FUN then.
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