65 sporty
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Another beautiful day, not to hot or too humid. Around 80.
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65 sporty
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Mid 80's today, sunny with a slight breeze. Great day for some yard work
LocuMob
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Got some rain in the afternoon, but I was sleeping, got back to my night schedule. Dish guy was here today so I didn't so squat but sit and drink a couple beers while he did his thing. He liked the house, said the same thing about the price, I stole it. And I gave him as much rhubarb as he wanted to take. Not a bad day.
7mopar
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Guess the Dish guy had a good day.
LocuMob
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I have him top marks in the survey they sent me. But they always tell me to out in the highest rating, give them one low rating and they fail the survey, it's total BS. I've always had cool installers so I help them out when I can..
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LocuMob
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Rained yesterday afternoon, last night and again this morning. No mowing for me, my back says thank you. I need to find out if that tractor in my garage is any good and if so, find a deck for it so I can go back to sitting on my ass while making the yard look pretty.
Polara_500
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What's the tractor?
LocuMob
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LocuMob
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An International Cadet 102 I think is the model.
65 sporty
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Hot and humid today, good day for a nap and indoor work
65 sporty
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Take a closer look, I did a google search of a 102 and I don't think that is it.
7mopar
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Tractor data says 65-67, 10 Hp, shaft drive, 6 speed with a 3 spd gear trans..
If it runs and you don't have to rebuild the enter tractor it would push snow. At least it makes garden tractor statues and that's a plus. Not sure how available mower decks are for these but it would definitely handle a pull behind. That is more than a new box store will do.
If it runs and you don't have to rebuild the enter tractor it would push snow. At least it makes garden tractor statues and that's a plus. Not sure how available mower decks are for these but it would definitely handle a pull behind. That is more than a new box store will do.
Polara_500
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I've got a deck laying around, but I doubt it'd fit that one........
7mopar
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7mopar
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Even though its red it sure looks like a 102. Guess a serial and model number from a tag should let you know for sure.
LocuMob
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That's why I put the I think in my reply, cause I wasn't sure. It's something 02, I'll look in the morning.
LocuMob
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I have barley looked at it, it has a PTO. I pushed it, it rocks but that's it. I'll see if it's in gear, brake is on, etc. Pushing snow would be awesome, my back would be happy
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| Other info | |
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| Tractor Dimensions | |
| Tyre Sizes (std/options) | |
| Transmission Details | |
| Engine Specification | |
| Model history | |
| Model introduced | 1979 |
| Model discontinued | 1981 |
| Model status | Discontinued |
| Preceded by | International Cadet 80 |
| Superseded by | Cub Cadet 282 |
| Engine make | Briggs & Stratton |
| Engine model | 191707 |
| Fuel type | gasoline |
| Power hp | 8 |
| Power kW | 6 |
| Governed rpm | 3500 |
| Displacement cu in /(litre) | 19 ci |
| No. of Cylinders | 1 |
| Bore in (mm) | 3 in |
| Stroke in (mm) | 2.75 in |
| Cooling system | air |
| Naturally aspirated, Turbo or Supercharged | NA |
| Transmission type | hydrostatic |
| Forward | infinite |
| Reverse | infinite |
| Drive | 2-WD |
| Linkage Category | Unknown |
| Front | 13x5.00-6 2-ply |
| Rear | 18x9.50-8 2-ply |
| Length (inches/metres) | 62 in |
| Weight (nominal) lb/kg | 430 lb |
| Turning circle (nominal) inches/meters | 11 ft |
| Wheelbase | 43 in |
| Factories | Louisville Works, Louisville, Kentucky, USA |
| Plow rating | |
| Approximate Cost new in (year) | $2176 |