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Posted by Rudi on January 16, 2005 at 09:39:48 from (69.195.159.117):
In Reply to: The last one made posted by DNC on January 15, 2005 at 19:48:46:

CNKS is pretty much correct as far as my current knowledge gleaned from Cub experts. However, the later production Cubs were around 15-16 hp. Now don't forget that is drawbar not developed. The Cub Numbered Series - 154 had 15hp, 184 and 185 were 18hp models. They were not row-crop but were probably the for-runners of the modern Garden type tractor - but much superior in abilities. The last of the Cubs and Cub-Lowboys were manufactured in 1979. Forget at the moment what year the numbered series were done - I think it was also 1979. The Cub Cadets and Cadet line were sold off and are still being produced, although they are not the same machine as when IH built them.
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