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Old 10-18-2010, 02:58 PM
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Look what followed me home today. Thought I did pretty good. I went to pick up one and ended up coming home with two. Good thing for me I guess.
But we have us a problem. I know the one is a 125, but I have no clue what the other tractor is. I'm sure you all do, so could you help me out here? I'm leaning toward a 100 or 70, but I could be way out in left field, what do you think? Or where is the ID tag on this style tractor?
Thanks a bunch for any assistance.
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Yup, the "other tractor" is a 100.

Great find!
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Old 10-18-2010, 03:48 PM
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serial number is on a raised casting on the left side of the trans houseing (looking from the front )


you really wont be able to tell if it was a 70 or 100 by the serial number that just depends on which motor is in it
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Old 10-18-2010, 03:55 PM
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Quick question on the "100" the ones that I have seen have a hood ornament, was that just for some models, or what? And what is the (plug breather) in the center floor of the tractor for?
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Old 10-18-2010, 04:14 PM
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That "center plug" is a high lo creeper gear (BIG PLUS). The hood ornament is used on all narrow frames except the 106/107 etc models. The one on that tractor was probably removed when the hood was repainted and never put back on.
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The breather and small shifter is for the creeper gear , nice find.

What kind of seat is that ???
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Well that almost makes me feel bad, getting both for $5 About time I catch a break!
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Congrats, on your new to you cubs! You'll enjoy them, especially the 100!
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The seat is fiberglass, I know nothing else about it.
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The hood ornament is used on all narrow frames except the 106/107 etc models. The one on that tractor was probably removed when the hood was repainted and never put back on.
Well I checked the hood over, and I can't find any filler where there would of been holes for an ornament, do you you think it could be the wrong hood?
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