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Congrats John (I think!
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That's true!
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Even for ME, this looks more like parts than a project. Got it home off the trailer and under cover (probably for the first time in decades) by myself. The engine looks decent, not locked up, but I don't see where any ID plate or SN is. has the 3 point hitch and the fenders are ok. Trans shifts smoothly (though the thing doesn't run of course.
Came with a deck, and hangers of some vintage... hooo what a mess. Any ways to ID the engine , since we know it's a QL vintage? John the Junkman PS: It WAS fun to get on the 123 and use it as a towtruck...
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Upon further analysis of the photos presented as exhibit a,b,and c
Photo A shows that the frame has been modified to fit said engine,QL Photo b shows the suspected 3 point hitch,roundy fenders.Missing the correct starter button,which leads me to a QL Photo c shows frame has been cut and the dipstick comes out the side of the block like a QL.Hence the funny s/g mounting.,engine may be a 14 or 16 hp. In the broader scale of things Cub Cadet,you should part it out,or find a umolested frame and move everything over to it.Then find the correct motor,wiring,and s/g.
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I'm thinking you're right. There's not much good on this other than a lot of parts. The engine is probably good... can feel compression and it turns freely.
Dunno how to determine 14 of 16 hp, but it IS a big engine, that's for sure. Frame is notched , which I knew about. The key switch is 3 posn...off, run, start.... Definitely some Budweiser engineering on this one!
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Yea this looks like something I would drag home too!
![]() Slight P.O. mods are expected on these older units. Nice find on lots of good parts. And they can always be brought back with enough time and patience. Regards, Chris
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Wow a 100 with a 16 horse would be a sweet plow tractor
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