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Old 10-25-2011, 04:45 PM
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Question CCC 1210 ?

Is this a horizontal ? Looks identical to an 1810 . Could a Mag 18 be slipped in to replace the 12 ? I would think the 12 would be a bit under powered .

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Old 10-25-2011, 04:58 PM
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Bite your lip when saying any Cub is under powered!!


The frames are all the same, I guess a swap is in order if necessary.

The nice thing about low HP, it doesn't crack the frame or damage other parts.

I got a high hour 108 off a PO once. The frame, wheels and transmission were like new.

Put a K321 in it and the hard life started for that tractor!!
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Yes, you could put a M18 in that frame, with some modifications.
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I'll tell you what you pull the 12hp out of it and you can send it my way!!! I have a 1204 sitting here that needs a good motor! I have a 1282 that's my worker and I wouldn't give it up for anything. Also have a 1210 that runs like a dream and cuts great. That 12hp has more than enough power for that tractor . But the 18 mag would drop right in, nothing to it at all. Either way you would have a good tractor.
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Thanks for that info ! I've got a spare M-18 and Im looking at a 1210 with a blown motor but the tractor looks good . A winter project .
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Bite your lip when saying any Cub is under powered!!


The frames are all the same, I guess a swap is in order if necessary.

The nice thing about low HP, it doesn't crack the frame or damage other parts.

I got a high hour 108 off a PO once. The frame, wheels and transmission were like new.

Put a K321 in it and the hard life started for that tractor!!
yeah but , bigger's better ..........................so they say .
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