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Lester Lawson

05-10-2002 08:08:15




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I own a CC 102 and a 1000.I read about a narrow frame CC and a Wide Frame CC. Would one of you be so kind to explain the difference. Where does the wide frame models start and stop and also the narrow frames.
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Les in SC




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Paul

11-22-2002 23:33:03




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 Re: Cub Cader Wide Frame - Narrow Frame in reply to Lester Lawson, 05-10-2002 08:08:15  
I also was wondering what exactly is the difference betwen a narrow and a wide frame CC. I have a 1200, and dont know if its a narrow or wide. I was offered a complete snow blade attachment for it, but the seller referred to it as fitting a narrow frame quick attach. Will this fit my 1200 CC? Paul



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A.Gonya

05-12-2002 11:47:49




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 Re: Cub Cader Wide Frame - Narrow Frame in reply to Lester Lawson, 05-10-2002 08:08:15  
Norrow frame Cubs ended with the 6/7 series 106,107,126,127,147,Tractors. In August of 71 IH introduced the 8/9 series wide frames. (108,109..ect )As far as the Wide frames being made heavier I personaly disagree, I am fairly shure they were made from the same gauge of steel. A Narrow frame Cub Cadet Frame is virtually indestructible through normal use. At least as tuff as an early wide frames. IH made the change because of engine flywheels I believe, Fitting a 16hp K series in a Narrow frame is very difficult They had to modify the 147 frame just to take the 14hp engine (Narrow frames forever)

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Andrew

05-10-2002 09:19:44




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 Re: Cub Cader Wide Frame - Narrow Frame in reply to Lester Lawson, 05-10-2002 08:08:15  
I'm no expert so I can't remember when they started using the wide frame, someone here would know, but from the stearing colum fwd it is wider o nthe wide frames than the narrow frames and the wide frames have a more robust frame. your 102 would be a narrow frame and you 1000 would be a wideframe.
Andrew



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Les

05-11-2002 12:20:14




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 Re: Re: Cub Cader Wide Frame - Narrow Frame in reply to Andrew, 05-10-2002 09:19:44  
Andrew: Thanks Les



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