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Old 06-12-2013, 05:56 PM
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New to the forum and Hello....Just trying to get any info I can get with this new to me little cub. Seems it has a 108 hood but 12hp motor and electric sleeve hitch and mower deck. Its a 3 speed any info good info.....
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Old 06-12-2013, 06:35 PM
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Welcome to OCC.

With these tractors being as old as they are and possibly having had many previous owners anything is possible, however, I would suspect that with the green stripe on both the hood and the dash it most likely was born a 108 and someone transplanted a 12 hp engine in it OR it is possible that it just has a 12 hp cover over the flywheel. I believe that some of the other guys here enjoy looking up serial numbers and deciphering them as to find out exactly what these tractors started out as, maybe one of them will help you out if you post your tractor serial number.

Your tractor is equipped with a 3 point hitch, an electric lift and also has a sleeve hitch adapter.

It also had tail lights so I'm guessing head light too?

I don't see a creeper handle, but in my opinion you have a very nice looking very nicely equipped Wide Frame, Gear Drive, Cub Cadet.

Congratulations, GREAT FIND!
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Hi Jay! You got a chainsaw holder mount built for it yet?
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Welcome to OCC! Congrats on your cub!
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nice cub cadet
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Nice tractor! Welcome to the forum. Lots of knowledgeable guys here, so if you have any questions, ask away. But I am warning you, this Cub Cadet thing can be addictive.
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Hi Jay! You got a chainsaw holder mount built for it yet?
Bawhaha........You know it will go down like that. Sure hope orange and white matches.
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Welcome to OCC.

With these tractors being as old as they are and possibly having had many previous owners anything is possible, however, I would suspect that with the green stripe on both the hood and the dash it most likely was born a 108 and someone transplanted a 12 hp engine in it OR it is possible that it just has a 12 hp cover over the flywheel. I believe that some of the other guys here enjoy looking up serial numbers and deciphering them as to find out exactly what these tractors started out as, maybe one of them will help you out if you post your tractor serial number.

Your tractor is equipped with a 3 point hitch, an electric lift and also has a sleeve hitch adapter.

It also had tail lights so I'm guessing head light too?

I don't see a creeper handle, but in my opinion you have a very nice looking very nicely equipped Wide Frame, Gear Drive, Cub Cadet.

Congratulations, GREAT FIND!
Yes it has working head lights
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Old 06-13-2013, 09:31 AM
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heres a couple more. Thaks for the Welcomes A board's!
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