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[Mike Sloane]

Neither IH nor any of its successors ever used a seat with any wood. All 
of the Cub Cadets came with a typical (for garden tractors) padded metal 
pan seat attached to a sheet metal support. On the 123, it is on a 
hinged plate, allowing the seat to swing up and partially over the 
steering wheel. You can go by my image 
<http://public.fotki.com/mikesloane/other_machinery/cadet123.html> as my 
123 is 100% "original" (even the tires, unfortunately).

Mike

John Kennedy wrote:
> Mike and all,
> 
> It says Cube Cadet 123 on the side of the tractor that's why I called it 
> a 123. The Onan engine was obviously added later I don't know if it was 
> from another Cub or not but other than the hood it fits right in there. 
> I notice that non of the cubs I looked at on the Cub website have the 
> Wooden seat frame like mine do any of you when the used the wooden frame.
> John
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