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Old 05-03-2009, 07:33 PM
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What is the diference between 421U113 and482U113?
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Ummmm.... lessee...48"- 42" = 6". Yep that's about the difference...

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Eleven point...Welcome. Sorry 'bout that. The impulse was to strong to resist...On IH decks, the first two digits always tell you the cutting width of the deck.

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Thats what I thought, but these two decks are the same width and the so-called 42 is not the same depth as the "48",when you look at it from the side there is a app. 6 " difference. The "48" is off of a 126 that was built in 1969, the "42" is off a 104 that is also built in 1969. Must be very rare.
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Hi ElevenPoint..

Many folks get fooled by the deck shells...Some have exhaust chutes as part of the deck shell and some have them attached separately and some don't have any at all.
So, all measurements of decks are by the cutting width. A 38" 42"or 48 " deck options were offered to Cub Cadet buyers during that period. Neither are rare. Just different size.

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I see the difference now that I have flipped them over
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