ID'ing my 154 69 or 70?Moderator: Team Cub
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ID'ing my 154 69 or 70?Ive been reading about ID'ing my 154. No plate, engine cast of 10 31 P, #FCUBM 272909. Im guessing its a 69 by the blue stripe on the hood and cast number. Or am I wrong and is it a 70? Ive read 70 started with a black stripe. Were the big balloon tires offered any year? Thanks for the help.
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Re: ID'ing my 154 69 or 70?That engine was most likely used after the first of the year.
Re: ID'ing my 154 69 or 70?The 154's had the thinner turf tires or field tread tires. The tires and rims were probably replaced.
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Re: ID'ing my 154 69 or 70?The high floatation tires were available on any of the number series lo-boy tractors, regardless of year. Narrow turf tires and ag tires were also available. I've seen production/marketing photos of a VERY early 1968 154, with wide turf tires, and a hand-lift for the implements, instead of hydraulic lift. I've never seen one of the number series tractors in person with a hand lift. So, regardless, those wide turf tires were available right at the beginning of the line.
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Re: ID'ing my 154 69 or 70?Thank you for your help. Got to cut abandon field next door. What an awesome feeling!!
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Re: ID'ing my 154 69 or 70?Mine had the year soldered on a plate on top of the radiator.
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