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Cub Cadet Round Fenders

Fenders were an option on the first Cadets, 70's 100's and for most of the 7 horsepower models. Most were sold with no fenders. Owners who wanted to make their cadets a little fancier bought the fenders.
 
The round fenders were never rare. They are getting scarce today as it was an option that people could do without.
I have a good set for the original Cub Cadet, I will be trying to sell them at the swap meets this spring.
 
Assuming you are refering to the rear PTO shaft that looks like something on a farm tractor, yes, they are very rare. The problem is they turn the wrong direction so they really don"t serve a purpose. Those were made for running an elevator and I-H didn"t have any other attachments for the rear PTO.
 
That is the one I'm referring to.
We have one on a cub original. I always wanted to put it on our restored 72 but it seems like alot of hassle for it.
 
(quoted from post at 19:41:09 03/31/13) That is the one I'm referring to.
We have one on a cub original. I always wanted to put it on our restored 72 but it seems like alot of hassle for it.
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The PTO from an OCC will not fit on a 70 or up model. I don't know what the differences are, just what I have read on some of the cub cadet forums.



Randy
 
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