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Old 05-20-2011, 11:34 AM
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I joined the forum not only because I love old tractors, but I was looking for some more info on old Cub Cadets. I recently picked up this 102. I didn't have to give a ton for it, and its complete minus the motor. The owner has had it for a long time and repowered it sometime ago. A little while ago, he pulled the motor out and put it in something else. I happened to buy a PTO for my JD from him and asked him what he wanted for it, and so its the new project. I'd love to put an original motor in it, but Im not sure if I'll be able to source a complete engine or not.



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Glad to have you! Nice 102! I have a 122, and I love it.
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Welcome fellow Missourian! Good looking 102!
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Welcome to OCC forums, lots of good knowledge from the guys here. I recognize that handle from bimmerforums.com as well, small world. I guess appreciation of fine machines comes naturally to some of us.

Finding an engine should not be too hard, lots of parts tractors out there.
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Welcome to OCC forums, lots of good knowledge from the guys here. I recognize that handle from bimmerforums.com as well, small world. I guess appreciation of fine machines comes naturally to some of us.

Finding an engine should not be too hard, lots of parts tractors out there.
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I joined the forum not only because I love old tractors, but I was looking for some more info on old Cub Cadets. I recently picked up this 102. I didn't have to give a ton for it, and its complete minus the motor. The owner has had it for a long time and repowered it sometime ago. A little while ago, he pulled the motor out and put it in something else. I happened to buy a PTO for my JD from him and asked him what he wanted for it, and so its the new project. I'd love to put an original motor in it, but Im not sure if I'll be able to source a complete engine or not.


Great looking 102! Your seat looks to be in pretty good shape! You should be able to find a K241 for it without to much trouble. If you can't find anything local place a want ad in the wanted section of the site or contact one of our fine site sponsers and you'll have it running again in no time!
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