International Cub Cadet, 1961 | |
Model history | |
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Model introduced | 1961 |
Model discontinued | 1963 |
Model status | Discontinued |
No. produced | 59,406 |
Superseded by | International Cub Cadet 70 |
Engine Specification | |
Engine make | Kohler |
Engine model | K161 |
Fuel type | gasoline |
Power hp | 7 |
Power kW | 5.2 |
Governed rpm | 3600 |
Displacement cu in /(litre) | 16 ci |
No. of Cylinders | 1 |
Bore in (mm) | 2.875 in |
Stroke in (mm) | 2.5 in |
Cooling system | air |
Naturally aspirated, Turbo or Supercharged | NA |
Transmission Details | |
Transmission type | sliding gear |
Gearbox make | International |
Forward | 3 |
Reverse | 1 |
Drive | 2WD |
Linkage Category | Unknown |
Tyre Sizes (std/options) | |
Front | 4.80/4.00-8 2-ply |
Rear | 6-12 2-ply |
Tractor Dimensions | |
Length (inches/metres) | 62 in |
Width (inches/meters) | 33 in |
Height (inches/meters) | 38 in |
Weight (nominal) lb/kg | 475 lb |
Turning circle (nominal) inches/meters | 13.4 ft |
Wheelbase | 43 in |
Other info | |
Factories | Louisville Works, Louisville, Kentucky, USA |
Plow rating | 1-10" |
The International Cub Cadet (original) was built by International Harvester from 1961 to 1963 in the Louisville, Kentucky, USA factory. It featured a 7 hp (5.2 kW) Kohler engine.
Model History[]
- For Company history see
- Main article: International Harvester
International decided to enter the garden tractor market in 1961 with the Cub Cadet. Unlike some of the riding tractors on the market, the International Cub Cadet (original) was styled like a real tractor and it was the first garden tractor built by a major tractor manufacturer. It was also sold and serviced by highly respected International dealerships. The 7-hp Cub Cadet was powered by a 16 ci single-cylinder air-cooled Kohler K161 engine and used the 3-speed transmission from the larger International Cub with V-belt drive from the engine to the transmission input shaft.
Five International-branded attachments were available for the Cub Cadet: front blade, rotary mower, dump trailer, snow thrower, and spike tooth harrow. An optional 3-point hitch could mount a small plow, disk, rear blade, etc. Unlike International farm tractors, the Cub Cadet was painted a 2-tone yellow and white. It was an instant hit and 19,091[1] were built the first year.
Timeline[]
- Introduced 1961
- Replaced by International Cub Cadet 70 in 1963
Factory locations[]
- Louisville Works, Louisville, Kentucky, USA
Specification[]
See Infobox for basic details
Variations and Options[]
- 2-speed underdrive creeper gear box giving 6 forward speeds
- Dual rear wheels
- 3-point hitch
- electric starting
- fenders
- Headlights and tail light
- 9 speed M and W trans axle
- Rear Pto
- Front Pto upgrade kit
- Hydro Lift
Serial Numbers Information[]
Year | Serial run[2][3][4] | Number Built[5] | Notes . |
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1961 | 501-23674 | 19091 | |
1962 | 23675-49845 | 26051 | |
1963 | 49846-65457 | 14264 | |
Total built | 59,406 |
Preservation[]
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Gallery[]
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See also[]
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References / Sources[]
- ↑ Klancher, Lee 1996. International Harvester Photographic History, Motorbooks International, Osceola, Wisconsin, p.193
- ↑ Baumheckel, Ralph and Borghoff, Kent. 1997. International Harvester Farm Equipment Product History, American Society of Agricultural Engineers, St. Joseph, Michigan, pp.395-396
- ↑ Updike, Kenneth. 2002. Farmall Cub & Cub Cadet, MBI Publishing, St. Paul, Minnesote, p.115
- ↑ http://www.ihcubcadet.com
- ↑ Klancher, Lee 1996. International Harvester Photographic History, Motorbooks International, Osceola, Wisconsin, p.193
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