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Old 05-17-2021, 01:54 PM
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Default 982 Rear PTO color

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I just bought a IH Cub Cadet 982 with 3pt and PTO. Mine have 3pts and PTO in red. On google, some are black, and some are red. What is the correct color?
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Red with black/white accents

Edit: There were yellow/white models now I have my thoughts recollected
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Red with black/white accents

Edit: There were yellow/white models now I have my thoughts recollected
Hey Billy-O, I think that gbenoit is referring to the color of the PTO and 3 point, not the color of the tractor.

Both colors are actually correct. I believe that some were red and some were black. The earlier ones were the IH red and the later ones were black. My best guess was so that the color matched the rear end of the tractor and this was likely done for the 782 first, since their original rear end color was IH red and then became black in later models.

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Oh! I see! I guess I leaned on the title of the post too much!
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If it is IH built it will look like this.
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If it was built after IH sold out it will look like this.
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If it is a yellow & white CCC machine it will be yellow like Jay's 982.
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