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Old 06-10-2016, 07:39 AM
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Default New Cub ( maybe a 70?)
I picked up another Cub last night. Came with a solid mower deck and a really nice snow blower. It's in very nice shape over all. The guy said his grandfather said it's a 1964. I didn't get to look at the serial number yet. It hasn't run in a few years. His grandfather passed away before he could get it running again. The seller said he thinks it's an ignition problem. There are a few broken wires which will be replaced before I even try anything else. More to follow as I get further into it.
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I'm diggin' the red auger. Nice tractor too.
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Looks like a 100, not bad.
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Looks nice but the seat looks a bit uncomfortable.
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Looks nice but the seat looks a bit uncomfortable.
Yeah. A bit lean in the seat department.
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I try not to take it on real bumpy roads. What makes it look like a 100?
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I try not to take it on real bumpy roads. What makes it look like a 100?
The size of the engine/air filter. That was the only difference between a 100 and a 70 was the engine. From that angle it appears to be a k241 or k301
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Will certainly check engine tag and serial number when I get home.
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+ The 70 uses an acorn nut on the steering wheel and the 100 uses a center cap.
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Nice 100, it also has the big battery box. You have an early 100.
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