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I have never seen a factory 1210/1211/1810/1811/1812/1872 etc. with one. The book 'Cub Cadet: The First 45 Years' briefly discusses this. The holes are there in the screen because they probably didn't bother changing the part, but there's no emblem.
Interesting..I never knew! I would put an IH emblem there, but the "correct police" would have me in shackles..lol

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My 1210 came with the emblem in the grill
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Did you buy it new? That's the first time I've ever seen one of that series with a grille emblem. It's possible a few very early ones after the decal change still got the emblem, but it doesn't appear in any sales lit, and every one I have owned did not have one.
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I have never seen a factory 1210/1211/1810/1811/1812/1872 etc. with one. The book 'Cub Cadet: The First 45 Years' briefly discusses this. The holes are there in the screen because they probably didn't bother changing the part, but there's no emblem.
my 1986, 1210 has a front ccc emblem
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I should have said the LATE 1210 should not have it, as in 1987-1989. The 1210 was in two different series of tractors. The earlier ones (1986) would have had the emblem, along with the 1711, 1712, EARLY 1512, 1912, 1914, etc.

The 1810,1811, 1872, 2072, and other tractors in that series would not have had them. Basically, if the hood decal looks like Sam Mac's picture, it should not have the emblem. If the hood decals look like the tractor in my avatar, it should have the emblem.
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