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Old 04-18-2014, 08:48 PM
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can somebody tell me what model this is and when was it built i have checked all the usual places for serial numbers but tag on rearend is gone it had a 10hp 50" deck any help is greatly appreciated
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Old 04-18-2014, 09:03 PM
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It is a 106. 106's were made from 69-71 but without the serial tag it is hard to pinpoint it anymore then that.
Check the serial # on the engine.
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Old 04-18-2014, 10:18 PM
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thanks for all the info somebody had painted it with a lighter yellow before i got it they should have been shot for painting that color.It did come with a 10hp kohler but it threw a rod and busted the block but i had a good running 12hp that i put on it i have had if for about 10 yrs.the reason i wanted to know the model is because i am putting it up for sale.
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Welcome to OCC! Congrats on your 106.
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It is a 106. 106's were made from 69-71 but without the serial tag it is hard to pinpoint it anymore then that.
Check the serial # on the engine.
Hey Mike, couldn't it be a 126 also?
Is there an identifier I'm missing? Just askin.
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Old 04-19-2014, 04:26 AM
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If someone swapped out the 12hp for a 10hp it's possible it could be a 126.
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Hey Mike, couldn't it be a 126 also?
Is there an identifier I'm missing? Just askin.
Hey Jonathan,

I was just going off of it's current state how it sits. With a 10hp and a gear it is a 106. Without the serial number tag we will never know for sure. Yeah, it could be a 126 but not as it sits is what I'm saying. To my knowledge I don't think there were any other identifiers to differentiate the two.
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Old 04-19-2014, 11:59 AM
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Being it has a 48" deck, and the engine yellow is not as faded as the rest of the tractor, it might be a 126 with a replacement 10hp.

Were 48" decks routinely put on 10hp 1x6's ?
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The 48" deck was available on the 106. It's hard to say how many were equipped with one.
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