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Old 11-29-2012, 11:30 AM
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Default 1210 vs. 1282

Other than year and color, what are the differences in a 1210 and a 1282? Thanks, Jason
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Old 11-29-2012, 11:58 AM
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Nothing from what I have read.
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Old 11-29-2012, 04:36 PM
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If the 1282 has leftover IH parts on it, it may have a cast iron rearend, and there may be other minute differences.

I think the later 1210s had a Magnum 12 instead of a K301, as well.
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If the 1282 has leftover IH parts on it, it may have a cast iron rearend, and there may be other minute differences.

I think the later 1210s had a Magnum 12 instead of a K301, as well.
yes, there is a mag 12 in my 1210.
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Old 11-29-2012, 06:47 PM
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My 1210 came with a Mag 12. It now has a 16HP Vanguard in it.
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duh the decals are different. huhuhuhu
Mine has a mag but the other I had was a k 301
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Well, the reason I am asking is my old 1210 that caught fire has been rebuilt. I am going to re-paint it. There are no decal reproduced for a 1210. I like my cubs to be slightly modified yet be functional. The thought in my head was to take 1282 decals (Black and white set from the red tractor series) and paint the tractor base/clear black. The deck, wheels, deck subframe be painted cub cadet white as they were. This would put the black/white decals on a black tractor making it look like an 82 series that Cub "could have built". I think it would be a cool looking tractor when finished. Oddly enough, although it won't be correct being black, I want the closest decals i can find to what the tracor is. 1282 should be it.
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