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Nice 70, the red one is not a 127 cub cadet.
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Old 11-15-2022, 10:41 AM
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Now you got it!

Good looking cubs, ready for workl.
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Here is mine, waiting for the white stuff
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No sweat! 100 moving the pig cooker.
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Here is our new tractor. We are trying to get her running good. Still having troubling identifying model, year and engine specs but making it work so far. It’s awesome so far!
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Here is our new tractor. We are trying to get her running good. Still having troubling identifying model, year and engine specs but making it work so far. It’s awesome so far!
That’s either a Model 70 or 100. The serial number is on the side of the transaxle behind the boy’s right heel. It’s stamped on a small raised 1” square pad. The 70 came with a K161 7hp Kohler K series and the 100 came with a K241 10hp.

This chart will help determine the year it was built, assuming the transaxle is original.
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One MTD Super
The others out sunning themselves are IH
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