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Old 12-20-2014, 02:50 AM
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I've been reading up on 102's and 104's. The specs say the 102 weights 780 lbs and the 104 weights 605 lbs. Just curious whats the difference to make such a weight difference. Can't find anything different but fast attach on 104.
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The specs say the 102 weights 780 lbs
I don't know where you got that from, but the shipping weight on the 102 is 605#.

Both tractors weigh out the same.The advantage the 104 has is that it has the "Quick Attach" or QA feature for front mounted implements.
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I got it from Tractor Data .Com . They must be mistaken or a type o. I thought something was off. I double checked it just now still 780 lbs.
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I double checked it just now still 780 lbs
WITH........a 175# operator. 780 - 175 = 605#

Further I would find the data from Cub cadet more accurate than a third party site.
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When I googled 102, 104 cub cadet specs thats the site that comes up. What site do you use for specs,so as the who says, Won't get fooled again
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