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Old 03-25-2015, 07:33 PM
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Default The "last" IH cub cadet built
if you could find the last Cub Cadet built by IH what would it be worth? guys always seam to search for the lowest serial number. I've never heard much discussion on the last one.
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According to the documents I have, the last IH serial number was 693143 but it doesn't say what model of the 82 Series Garden Tractor it was attached to.
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I have that serial number written down in the shop with a few others. I check them before I part the out.. I always thought it would be a cool find
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If I were to guess..........the 782 was probably the most popular of the 82 series GT's.
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If I were to guess..........the 782 was probably the most popular of the 82 series GT's.
would be frosting on the cake if it were a 982
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found this chart, http://www.oldengine.org/members/mur...b_cadet_sn.htm

the last numbers for each model at the bottom shows numbers higher than 693143, could that have been the first built in the month? 694248 was a 782 and shown as the last one?
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I bet it would be in one of those boxes stores here.
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Lew himself, even more intimidating...
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Lew himself, even more intimidating...
Why do you have a picture of Lew with his shirt off?
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