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This is THE PLACE for all things Cub Cadet... From the 1961 (or so ) vintage Original Model, through the current MTD made machines.

My late dad worked for IH for 31 years, and my first full-time job was A&H mechanic (assembler & handler...fancy name for " gets all the crap jobs no one else will do") at a local IH dealer. I must have assembled at least 50 Cubs that year, hence the nickname Cubby Guy.

There is a depth of knowledge right here about Cub Cadets you just cannot find anywhere else.
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You know, the high beam switch on 50's and 60's cars are much like these. Has anyone checked the local junk yards? Just a thought.
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You know, the high beam switch on 50's and 60's cars are much like these. Has anyone checked the local junk yards? Just a thought.
Different switch, high beam switch "latched" down, or continuous on. Starter button is momentary on.
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Different switch, high beam switch "latched" down, or continuous on. Starter button is momentary on.
You are right! What was I thinking?
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There is one for sale here
https://www.facebook.com/groups/171070753046393/


For 20 dollars by Kevin A Muller 20 minutes ago.
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There is a BIG difference in the current capacity.
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