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Old 08-18-2013, 10:05 PM
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It's a 106, no question. Awesome picture.
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126 because it has a 12 air cleaner
Is there a difference between a 10 and 12 hp air cleaner?
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Old 08-18-2013, 10:26 PM
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That is a 106,did it come with the little boy?
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Old 08-18-2013, 10:28 PM
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Definitely a 106! That's a great pic!
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That is a 106,did it come with the little boy?
Hahaha.....Thatsa me!!...Probably age 3? Dad bought that cub brand new. Wish I had that cub back. Going to look for it and try to get it back. Going to need some luck to find it and hope that it hasn't met a bad fate!

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Hahaha.....Thatsa me!!...Probably age 3? Dad bought that cub brand new. Wish I had that cub back. Going to look for it and try to get it back. Going to need some luck to find it and hope that it hasn't met a bad fate!

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Well, good luck finding the tractor, don't know how one would even start looking for it. But it would be cool as heck if you do find it.
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Well, good luck finding the tractor, don't know how one would even start looking for it. But it would be cool as heck if you do find it.
Believe it or not, I have already traced it to a guy who lives in a small town--pop. about 1000. He got it in a trade about 7 years ago. I need to contact him and see if he still has it or what became of it. Still hoping that it exists and I can acquire it!

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Believe it or not, I have already traced it to a guy who lives in a small town--pop. about 1000. He got it in a trade about 7 years ago. I need to contact him and see if he still has it or what became of it. Still hoping that it exists and I can acquire it!

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Hope you can acquire the 106. Glad you found it's location.
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I'm going to say 106 as well. You can see the gear shifter in the pic.

Also....Had a thought regarding your ohio/indiana problem. You're a browns fan at heart and your sub-conscious won't let you leave the state.
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I'm going to say 106 as well. You can see the gear shifter in the pic.

Also....Had a thought regarding your ohio/indiana problem. You're a browns fan at heart and your sub-conscious won't let you leave the state.
Haha.....actually, I'm in Indiana but listed as Ohio. I used to be a Cincinnati Reds fan when some of the greats played the game (Bench, Foster, Rose, Griffey, Concepcion, Morgan, etc...), but that era is gone. Now, to locate my dad's cub and make it mine!! I believe it is less than a 1/2 hour away from me!!! The guy who had it before the current owner said that it had been in a flood, so I'm hoping its condition isn't horrible. As long as no one started it with water in the tranny or engine and water didn't sit in them very long, it should be salvageable. I have a 104 that would make a great donor for it if needed.



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