184 Loboy

This is my latest purchase. I think that it is a 1970. The serial # starts 2000... I couldn't let this one go.






Brian

NICE find Brian, thats one looks better then the one i got rid of! You'll be plowing snow in style this winter, that is if you get enough snow to plow, there on the bay

Doc,
The only problem I have now is how do I drive em both?

You take turns, that way, niether one gets a work out. You get to play tractors twice as much

Doc,
The only problem I have now is how do I drive em both?

With more Cubs it becomes more manageable. Find more tractors!

Dude, try 1980

They were still making 154s in 1970, IIRC.

Very nice

Matt,
I haven't had a lot of time to dig in and research the dates, hopefully this weekend I will have time to play and check casting numbers. I haven't found much data on the serial #'s for the 184's.

Brian

Brian:

This is about it so far...

International 184 Lo-Boy

'77 43802 - 46162
'78 46163 - 48029
'79 48030 - ?????
'80 49873 - ?????



And it all can be found on the Cub FAQ's #1 on ATIS.

You wrote:

This is my latest purchase. I think that it is a 1970. The serial # starts 2000... I couldn't let this one go.

Is it possible that something got swapped out???

International Cub 154 Lo-Boy

'68 7505 - 8272
'69 8273 - 15501
'70 15502 - 20331
'71 20332 - 23342
'72 23343 - 27537
'73 27538 - 31765
'74 31766 - 36676

the 2000 you are referring to is the RPM possibly

Thanks Guys,
I'm going to have to look at the serial # tag. The number that's on the bill of sale starts with the 2000116... a 14digit #. I'll look on the tag. We hopefully will be done working overtime soon so I can get to the important things!

Brian

Look at the last 5 digits.