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I believe only one style is still available and is cheaper to buy from a CaseIH dealer than Cub Cadet.
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i thought my 100 had a factory push pull switch for the ignition and a momentary push button contactor for the starter
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gazoriginal,

I have tried twice to PM you, but I am not for sure if either one of them went through since the program stated that I did not have any "sent" PM's. I do have the ignition switch, which can be seen in my photo album. It has pigtails, so it can be screwed in to one of the old harnesses or the pigtails can be removed for the spade prongs, so it should work. Contact me if you have any questions!!

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Hey Cub Cadet 123,

I sent an email.....you got anymore of those key switches?

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sorry, i tried to p.m. you back, i came into some money issues, and can not buy the switch right now. thank you for looking and i apologize for not being able to buy the key switch. hope you understand. thanks again
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i thought my 100 had a factory push pull switch for the ignition and a momentary push button contactor for the starter
Mine has a push button to turn the starter over and a key switch for the ignition.
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