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Old 07-01-2016, 03:45 PM
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Hello to all. This tractor belonged to my Uncle's father in law and I've had it for several years. Is this a '60 or '61? I've never seen too many with the dual rear tire going on. Thanks for your help.
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Old 07-01-2016, 03:55 PM
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Find the serial number. I think it's on the back of the axle on yours.

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Thanks...will do.
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They didn't make that model in 60 or 61, its either a 62,63 or 64. The serial number is stamped into the trans on the left side as your sitting on it if I remember correctly.
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They didn't make that model in 60 or 61, its either a 62,63 or 64. The serial number is stamped into the trans on the left side as your sitting on it if I remember correctly.

It is a cub cadet 100 made 63-65,the early ones have the serial number stamped on the gear reduction housing on the right side,the latter,have it on a raised block on the right side.


Gotta love those 70/100's
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Very nice 100!
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Regardless of what year it is, you have a nice tractor. Congrats!!
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It is a cub cadet 100 made 63-65,the early ones have the serial number stamped on the gear reduction housing on the right side,the latter,have it on a raised block on the right side.


Gotta love those 70/100's
I guess I didn't remember correctly, glad your here Lew.
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Sweet 100, diggin those diamond treads on the left rear.
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