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Old 02-06-2011, 11:59 PM
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Hello to all and i would like too thank all individuals that let me be a part of this amazing site!!! I have a cub cadet 104 that has seen better days but due too lack of judgment i let it sit and now in a time where i sit and look at it = i say its time too fix her the right way!!!
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Old 02-07-2011, 12:02 AM
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You've come the to right place to bring that 104 back to better days! We've got the experts to help you figure it out and the best sponsers to make sure you get the best and correct parts for your 104!
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Old 02-07-2011, 12:43 AM
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Thankyou duke!! I dug out of the snow yesterday just too find out today i had a gallon of water frozen in the rear end!! Ive had this since 1986 and its been through alot! From what i remember my uncle owned before that and had the engine bored but i also remember when he sold it too my dad we had it bored again and long parts list with that!! My true intentions is too get it running again but after sitting for 4-5 years im not sure how well that engine is going too be!
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Glad to have you! Congrats on your 104! We look forward to your progress pics!
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WELCOME!! Glad to have you. Great bunch of folks on this site! ENJOY!
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Old 02-07-2011, 10:23 AM
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Thank you very much allen!!! I will try and get more pics today! Not too pretty right now - had the rear end filled with water that froze and now i got it all out but theres alot of surface rust on the gears! Curious is there a number i can find on my tractor too tell me when it was built and where would it be??? Any answers greatly appreciated!!! Thankyou!
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THANYOU Tractor2nv VERY MUCH!! I REALLY LIKE THIS SITE ALOT!! SO MUCH INFO AND AMAZING PICS!!!
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BRAINIAC-81 welcome to OCC. There should be a serial # tag on the left side of the rear end cover. If it's still there you can narrow it down to the date of manufacture. What part of N.Y are you in? Cortland N.Y. here
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THANKYOU cubs-n-bxrs!!! I WILL GO TAKE A LOOK!! IM FROM TONAWANDA!!! SERIAL # 280512
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Old 02-13-2011, 06:54 PM
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Welcome neighbor! sort of!! I'm guessing December 68' is when your tractor was built. The gears are probably fine, as long as there isn't any pitting on the teeth. Look forward to your pics
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