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Posted by Jon Pando on April 12, 2006 at 10:08:21 from (207.154.79.131):
I read through all of the information on this group and I'm embarassed to post this. We just purchased a home with some acreage in Maine and have a International Cub as well.. THe serial number is 231993 J. Is there a way to track this back to a particular year? After spending a few hours getting the carb cleaned and replacing plugs I took it for a ride on some terrain with some bumps and a bit of slope. It sure felt like it wanted to flip over.. Is this a normal feeling? It had a bouncy feeling to it and the front end felt like it wanted to jump all over the place.. I'm about as new as new gets to the world of tractors and feel silly for writing this, but any info on how to make it feel more solid would be greatly appreciated.. Thanks, Jon
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