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Old 05-28-2017, 07:40 AM
CubO61 CubO61 is offline
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Default Anyone have a pic of a Cub 60's era tractor tool box?
I'm looking for a pic of an original Cub Cadet tool box for my CC 123. I cannot find a pic or where it would have been mounted. Thank you
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Old 05-28-2017, 08:14 AM
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I don't ever recall that Cub Cadet had a "tool box". They had a Utility Box that was mounted in the rear above the draw bar.
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Old 05-28-2017, 08:26 AM
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This is from the 1970 accessories catalog; I think it's all they offered. For the short tunnel tractors, they did have a tray that mounted under the seat, between the fenders.
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Thanks for the closeup of the Cub catalog with the utility tool box pic. The one I picked up looks a lot like it and may be the Farmall version because of the red color? It is 18" long like the one in the catalog and has the handle, rounded corners and looks to be the same clasp. Not sure where it would mount, any ideas? Thanks!
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Old 05-28-2017, 10:45 AM
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Thanks for the closeup of the Cub catalog with the utility tool box pic. The one I picked up looks a lot like it and may be the Farmall version because of the red color? It is 18" long like the one in the catalog and has the handle, rounded corners and looks to be the same clasp. Not sure where it would mount, any ideas? Thanks!
That does look to be the same box. I'm sure they were available for everything they manufactured at the time. With being 18", there aren't too many places it could mount on a Cub Cadet. Maybe on the side, but I don't think there is enough room. I'd say the rear is a pretty good place for it, as long as you still have access to your drawbar.
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