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03-09-2016, 11:39 PM
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New owner of my first Cub.
It is a 102 that runs strong, is built like a tank and came with two snow blades, tire chains, and a bunch of other doodads.
I have found it a very useful tool so far. I'm wrestling with getting the mower deck connected to the tractor. I need a mule pulley and the belt that runs from the deck from the tractor. If anybody has any ideas where to look, I'd be much obliged if you steered me in the right direction. Thanks, Tom mxr618@gmail.com 
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03-10-2016, 11:27 AM
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Welcome to OCC and congratulations on the 102.
There isn't really anything that can't be rebuilt or repaired on these old Cubs, try the sponsors at the top of the page for parts.
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03-12-2016, 10:05 PM
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Whoops! After further research, this contraption has to be a 100. It doesn't have any stickers indicating the model on the hood BUT it has curved fenders. The mower deck has the cast iron left side, right side, and center bearing areas.
The s/n is in the 161k range and the front tires are narrow. I've washed and disassembled the mower deck because tomorrow it goes to the paint shop for primer and paint. I don't own a garage and there is surface rust on the deck. I'd like this fantastic tractor to last so I'm going to paint what I can to keep it from aging. I own a Bolens G14 as well and there is no comparison between the two. This is one cool tractor!
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