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Old 12-01-2010, 07:06 PM
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I have the book "Cub Cadet - The First 45 Years" by Oscar H. Will III. This is an awesome book to have. It is packed with all kinds of info. Ya might want to ask Santa for it.
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Thanks again Oak.
I will have to put the request in to Santa!:biggrin2.gif:
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I am new, just joined yesterday.
AND I THINK I AM ALREADY ADDICTED TO MY CUB CADET
I purchased a Cub Cadet 1105 with a bad motor that the previous owner removed (all the pieces were there thank goodness) replaced the motor.
There are two things;
you guys were talking about manufacture date I would like to know mine

and when he took out the motor all the wiring is gust laying there would like a wiring diagram
Here is my model 135292100
and serial # 0356039U103484
Any help or info would be greatly appreciated
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I know this is an older thread, but I had the same question about CC serial numbers. I found this chart, and thought I'd share it, for those needing this info.

http://tinyurl.com/4syerhh

And this one for Kohler engines:

http://tinyurl.com/4ly5f8


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The 1105 Lawn Tractor you have is a 1985 model.

Check your E-Mail inbox. Wiring Diagram sent.
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That link is for the IH built Cubs and is also located in our Technical Library section. The 1105 is an MTD/CCC product.

Further...The 1105 had a B & S #253707 motor in it,,,,,,,,NOT a Kohler.
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