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Old 08-24-2017, 10:41 AM
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Now would this work also on the 122 model? Because I don't have a stamped plate and the spot where I found the s/n for the 70, the 122 doesn't have any numbers there.
Hang tight, somebody will be along shortly more knowledgeable of those models than I.
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Does that serial number say 127745....??

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Does that serial number say 127745....??

It says 112745, looks like April of 65.
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It's always nice to have a Cub with some sentimental value, it looks like a nicely optioned machine. Congrats.
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Nice 70, well maintained and is in excellent original condition.
The 122 will have the serial on top of the trans above the fill plug or on the same plate as your 70.
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Thank you everyone. I found the s/n for the 122 model. It's a 1966 I believe. And thank you, my papaw maintained it well and so did my father as will I.
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I just picked up a 147 in decent shape. Going to repaint it this and next year. Also have a 1250, a 1200 for parts and another 147 for parts. Going to strip them down and repaint and store for back up.
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