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Old 10-18-2009, 10:08 PM
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Can't tell from the pictures, but it should already have one. It was an option on the 70 and 100 but I've only ever seen one that didn't have it.
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Old 10-18-2009, 10:16 PM
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That's good news. Here's another question (sorry, I know nothing about these tractors). I saw a picture of one with a front sickle mower on it. That's something I'd really like to have, are they very hard to find? I've searched ebay and craigslist and can't find squat.
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Old 10-18-2009, 10:51 PM
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Very nice 100, Stitch! The front mounted mowers, are very hard to find for the 100.
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If you had to piece together the Cub you got you'd be close to what you paid.

Head lights
Creeper
Fenders
Hydraulic lift
IH 3 point
Sleeve hitch
New tires

Those things could add up to around $1000 right there, plus the cost of the tractor. Plus they're already installed and ready to work, so that's worth something too.

I can see the front PTO engagement lever just behind the hydraulic lift lever in the pic. So I'd say it does have the front PTO. The sleeve hitch adapter on the back looks to be a home made longer one that you can use even if you have the tiller gear box bolted on the back. May not be, but looks like it anyway.

Congratulations!! You'll love your "new to you" Cub Cadet 100.

I almost traded off my 100 this weekend, but changed my mind after getting it out of the building and driving it around. Glad I didn't trade it after all. Too much sentimental value to me.
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klejeune,
Well said. Are you working that CCO you restored?
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Keith,

There's just something about those 100's!
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That wasn't quite 100 Cub questions, but they were good ones.:biggrin2.gif:
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Richard,
I work it when needed. I didn't build a trailer queen. It's not so much a restore as a refurb. Won't start that debate again.

Allen,
There might be something about them 70/100's
but there's just nothing like the Original.
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I work it when needed. I didn't build a trailer queen. It's not so much a restore as a refurb. Won't start that debate again.:
OK next time I'll say that freakin beautiful O you redid. :biggrin2.gif:
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