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Old 11-27-2016, 09:51 PM
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As far as I know no they didn't, maybe I'll post some pics to show some slight differences between them throughout the years.
I'd like to see this as well. I picked up a repainted #2 cart a few years back but have no idea as to its age.
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Old 11-27-2016, 10:11 PM
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Alvy the caps are plastic,tires are rubber.
Thank you helpful Henry. Mis spoken it seems I have.
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Jon congrats on the #2 cart, that cart is in fact a later one manufactured after CCC bought out IH, kind of hard to find actually, it appears to be in original condition, looks to have the original wheel barrow type tires, I don't think it should have had a serial tag, although the later IH labeled ones did, hope this helps!
It does help Nick! If you think the later decal style is harder to find, I will keep it that way. It does need at least one new tire, but if the wheel barrow style is correct, I will replace it with that style. I still may repaint it, but definitely not anytime soon.


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Nick did that later model still come with the now hard to find rubber bearing caps?

Looks good Jon. Btw does your brother now live in Illinois again? I thought his old profile said Maryland but now says Illinois?
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As far as I know no they didn't, maybe I'll post some pics to show some slight differences between them throughout the years.
I would like to see that too!


To all the rest of you guys, thank you! I'm happy with it! Didn't have bearing caps on the wheels though, but I think you can still get them.
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Old 11-28-2016, 12:34 AM
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Congrats Jon. I also have the later one, but mine does have the IH decals with the tag. All I know is that when I got it, the Cart Master told me it was a later one... (I guess he's supposed to know)
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Congrats Jon. I also have the later one, but mine does have the IH decals with the tag. All I know is that when I got it, the Cart Master told me it was a later one... (I guess he's supposed to know)
Thanks Todd!

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Glad it helped, yes Todd you have a later one, the caps are hard to find, I would leave it as is for now as its all original but if you repaint it maybe put these style decals back on it, although the #2 carts are all pretty much the same so the only difference was the decals and tires, and some having a serial tag or not, the serial tag location differed too, I'll get pics.
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Nice cart! Congrats!
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I bought one a few years ago, albeit not as good as shape as yours, but I'm not that impressed with it. It hauls stuff just fine but to use it as a dump cart it's useless. Not sure what IH was going with when they made it but I digress.
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I know what you mean Daniel. I wanted one because I wanted one. A Cub Cadet cart was something I didn't own. I missed out on a #4 a couple years ago. Lady said she'd sell it to me, but died suddenly and then the family wouldn't let it go. I'd rather had a #4. Maybe someday.
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Congrats on the nice cart Jon. I don't think I've seen one with the decals you have. Ya, I would love to find a #4 & a #1.
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