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Old 05-11-2015, 10:14 AM
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I'm going to meet the old guy who owns this Cub this coming Sunday. From what I can tell it is not a model 71.. so I believe he's meaning the year 1971. There are no stickers that can be seen in the pic but Im confident it's a 100's something. The oblong gas tank is throwing me off a bit though.

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Old 05-11-2015, 10:27 AM
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looks to me like its a 1250....it a quiet line judging by the grill, and dash setup. its not a 1450 or 1650 judging by the manual lift lever....so my guess is a hacked up 1250 cub cadet.
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What is up with that tunnel cover?!
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I agree with Shaner, probably what is left of a 1250, with the hard to find low profile plywood tunnel cover
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looks to me like its a 1250....it a quiet line judging by the grill, and dash setup. its not a 1450 or 1650 judging by the manual lift lever....so my guess is a hacked up 1250 cub cadet.
Thanks! What makes you say hacked up? If it is a 1250 then all I really notice is missing side panels.
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I agree with Shaner, probably what is left of a 1250, with the hard to find low profile plywood tunnel cover
Interesting gas tank, as well
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Old 05-11-2015, 10:50 AM
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It took me a minutes to figure out where the tunnel cover was. It just looked dirty to me, and not wood grain. Yuk I hope it's not plywood.
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Does it look like the generator is backwards to anyone else or is it just me?

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Thanks! What makes you say hacked up? If it is a 1250 then all I really notice is missing side panels.
Correct muffler/ shrouds are gone, PTO looks to be gone, side panels ,tunnel cover and gas tank heat shield are gone, wrong gas tank. That's just what I see, could still have the typical QL issues like worn out motor mounts and oil pan. If you get it really cheap it's still worth having, but it needs a lot of work.

Edit: Seeing the pic you just posted it has the wrong engine altogether, it should a ring gear starter. The frame has been cut to fit it in there, looks like a hack job.
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Hmmm.. the guy is asking $225. I figured I could talk down to $200 even. But if it's a 1250 and if it's really missing all that then yeah I don;t want to have to put in another couple hundred.
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