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Old 07-20-2011, 08:29 PM
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Question Cub Cadet Weights

Had a friend bid on these weights for me, and got the winning bid.


I have compared them, but am not 100% sure they are IH, because I can't really see what the stamp says. Does anyone know if these are IH weights?






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They don't look like IH weights,not sure what they are off of. Look like they should fit though!
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What is different about them?
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Old 07-20-2011, 09:26 PM
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They look correct except for the W10 marking that I see. A grinder can take care of that anyway. They should have the IH stamped in them if they are for a CC.
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Here's a pic from another site of some IH weights.



I don't see a difference in them except for the W10, also.
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They look like Farmall front weights to me.
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those weights look like economy tractor front weights i think ih may have made those for them?
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those weights look like economy tractor front weights i think ih may have made those for them?

Just looked at pictures of an Economy Power King with front and rear weights. The rear look identical to Cub rear weights, and the front look identical to these Cub front/Cub Cadet rear weights.


Looks like IH did make Power King's weights.



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Isn't a w10 a Massy or Case?
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Did ih even make their own weights? Or were they made by another company?
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