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Old 11-28-2018, 01:23 AM
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Default Guys, can you confirm what I "think" I know about my Cub?
From what I've researched from the serial number, I believe my Cub is a 102 made in '67.
Would appreciate it if someone would look it up and confirm or correct me.
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From what I've researched from the serial number, I believe my Cub is a 102 made in '67.
Would appreciate it if someone would look it up and confirm or correct me.
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I'm coming up with March of 1967. As for the model, I can't really tell from those pictures. It's either a 102 or a 122.

Does it have a K241(10hp) or a K301(12hp) in it ?
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Ditto, I agree. It is either a 102 or 122, depending on engine size.
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Ive never seen that before where 2 differnent models use same set of serial numbers. Does anyone know if it was an even split? Equal number or close amount of 102 and 122 tractors built
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Ive never seen that before where 2 differnent models use same set of serial numbers. Does anyone know if it was an even split? Equal number or close amount of 102 and 122 tractors built
That's how all of the IH tractors were, even the big tractors. When the 6/7 series came out, they started adding a model number to the tag so you could identify the tractor.
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I'm coming up with March of 1967. As for the model, I can't really tell from those pictures. It's either a 102 or a 122.

Does it have a K241(10hp) or a K301(12hp) in it ?
Will check....
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I've never seen that before where 2 differnent models use same set of serial numbers. Does anyone know if it was an even split? Equal number or close amount of 102 and 122 tractors built
From what I have seen and read.....

IH did not have dedicated assembly lines. Tractors came down the line (ie: 71, 102, 122, 123) in no particular order, and were assigned a sequential serial number as they appeared. Maybe IH ran 71's on Monday, 102's on Tuesday, etc.........


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Will check....
Based on the size of the fuel tank, I would say you have a 102. But we all know things like that are easily swapped out over 50 years.
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Ive never seen that before where 2 differnent models use same set of serial numbers. Does anyone know if it was an even split? Equal number or close amount of 102 and 122 tractors built
That's how all tractors are.
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From what I have seen and read.....

IH did not have dedicated assembly lines. Tractors came down the line (ie: 71, 102, 122, 123) in no particular order, and were assigned a sequential serial number as they appeared.


This is my understanding as well.
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