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Old 05-28-2021, 08:43 PM
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Very big differences.
Although the K161/181 block is similar in construction, assuming everything is still correct, the biggest obvious differences will be the gas tank, the air cleaner, and the muffler, along with size.
Red tractor = Cub 70 (7 h.p.)
Yellow tractor = Cub 105 (10 h.p.)
Based on the yellow tractor pic, I'd say i have a 10 hp. The gas tank is the larger one and the steering wheel is the fancier one. The air cleaner was trashed when the PO rolled it, so I can't tell there. This tractor has been tinkered on by a PO (you wouldn't believe the homemade mule and front blade on it. It also has a rigged up pulley on the front to run something - not sure what - it'll come off when I remove the engine).

I didn't even think to compare it to my 106 - duh.

Thank you for the great response. I'll confirm all of this in the morning!
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Yep - its a 100. SN looks to be 92562 - makes it a '64 as I read it. Wish I could read the data plate on the K241 better - the spec in particular. Also, I'm unsure if it's a K241 or a K241A. Did Kohler offer the Special Oil Pan in '64?
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I’m pretty sure all Cub spec Kohlers from the narrow and wide frame eras are “A” models with special pans.
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I’m pretty sure all Cub spec Kohlers from the narrow and wide frame eras are “A” models with special pans.
Thanks for the quick reply, Doug. I appreciate it.
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