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Old 10-26-2021, 11:04 AM
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It’s definitely an IH built Quietline, mid - late 70s. Don’t see any louvers, but I do see another tractor behind it, looks like a Sears, maybe that’s what you see. Bad picture, but it looks to me like a gear drive with a manual lift (800, 1000, 1200). I agree with the others, it looks like wheel weights.
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It’s definitely an IH built Quietline, mid - late 70s. Don’t see any louvers, but I do see another tractor behind it, looks like a Sears, maybe that’s what you see. Bad picture, but it looks to me like a gear drive with a manual lift (800, 1000, 1200). I agree with the others, it looks like wheel weights.
Yes thats a Suburban in there and other stuff. Those ARE louvers. I can see them good on my other device.Maybe thats the wrong hood. The old tractor is in bad shape and could be cobbled together from misc stuff.
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Old 10-26-2021, 11:25 AM
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Something was definitely up with the machine... especially if they deleted the ad when you started asking questions.

Any chance we can see those better pictures??
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IF......there are louvers, (A) It is NOT a Cub Cadet design, or (B) It is a PO modification, or (C) It is a hood from another brand of tractor.

The picture is so poor, I can't see any louvers.
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IF......there are louvers, (A) It is NOT a Cub Cadet design, or (B) It is a PO modification, or (C) It is a hood from another brand of tractor.

The picture is so poor, I can't see any louvers.
No I can't get the pic transferred. He deleted the ad. Those "louvers" may have been cut out homemade.I have seen many people chop big holes in those plastic hoods for whatever reason.

Its not uncommon around here for junk resellers to block you when you start questioning things.Their fishing for a sucker in most cases.
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I have seen many people chop big holes in those plastic hoods for whatever reason.
The Quietlines had a STEEL hood.
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Kind of defeats the purpose of a hood it one is going to poke it full of holes.
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Maybe someone overheated it and thought adding louvres would keep it cooler. Or maybe they thought it was too slow and needed “speed holes”
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Old 10-27-2021, 10:01 AM
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Just looks like a dirty hood to me as if it has been sitting out under a tree for a long while.
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