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That's good to know. Make them easier to find maybe. Those panels will just have to wait anyhow. I need to make her purr first. Then some better tires.
Yeah, I don't find them essential the equation. They came on mine and they were the first thing to come off because seeing what is going on and working on it is that much easier with them off. I don't think they have any structural purpose as mine were simply held on with a spring attaching to both side panels. Tires are much more important.
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I have been told that the side panels may assist with engine cooling during operation. I guess if it don't overheat it ain't a problem!!
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It's so nice out.....I think I will leave it out!
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Thanks for the heads up on the panels. Seems like a good price. Might be a pretty hefty shipping bill, since I reside in Northeast Ohio though.
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Where are you located in Northeast OH?
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Portage county in Randolph Rootstown area.
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Congrats on your first IH Cub Cadet! You will soon find yourself bleeding yellow and white! I checked your serial # on the Louisville works serial # by month chart, and it appears your 1250 was built in April, 1979! Hope this helps. Good luck with her! Dave-proud owner of 1970 IH Cub Cadet Model 107, bought by my Great Grandfather new, in early '71.
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