This comprehensive repair manual is designed for International IH Cub Cadet model 482 and model 1100 Tractors. It contains detailed instructions and specifications for servicing and repairing all aspects of the tractor, including the engine, fuel system, electrical system, and chassis. The manual is divided into five sections, each containing detailed information on a specific system. **Section 1: Engine** covers specifications, special torques, engine removal, disassembly, inspection and repair, reassembly, and installation. **Section 2: Fuel System** focuses on the carburetor, including disassembly, inspection and repair, reassembly, and adjustment of the carburetor and governor. **Section 3: Electrical System** provides specifications, details on the starter, ignition, alternator, and electrical schematics, as well as instructions for adjusting the safety starting switch. **Section 4: Chassis** includes specifications and guidance on the steering assembly, front wheels and bearings, front axle, drive belt, clutch spring and linkage, brake, right angle drive, transaxle, differential, front power take off PTO clutch (electric). **Section 5: IH Equipment & Accessories** covers the mower, snow thrower, and International 2 Rotary Tiller. The manual features clear exploded views, step-by-step instructions, numerous illustrations, specifications, and detailed photographs for easy identification, accurate adjustment, and proper repairs. This manual provides all the information you need to perform complex repairs confidently and efficiently.

The International Harvester (IH) Cub Cadet 482 and 1100 tractors were popular garden tractors manufactured during the 1970s, known for their reliability and versatility. The 482, introduced around 1972, was powered by a 12-horsepower Kohler K161 engine and offered a 48-inch cutting deck. It featured a three-speed transmission with a reverse gear, allowing for easy maneuverability. The 1100, a later model released in 1976, boasted a more powerful 14-horsepower Kohler K181 engine and the same 48-inch cutting deck. Both models offered a wide range of attachments, including tillers, snow blowers, and front-end loaders, making them suitable for a variety of tasks beyond just mowing. Their sturdy construction and robust engines ensured they could handle tough conditions, making them a favorite among homeowners and small-scale farmers. The IH Cub Cadet 482 and 1100 tractors stand out for their distinctive design, featuring a distinctive orange and black color scheme, a rounded hood, and a simple yet functional layout. These tractors were known for their ease of use, with intuitive controls and a comfortable operator station. While production of these models ceased in the late 1970s, they remain sought-after by collectors and enthusiasts today. Their reliable performance, versatility, and nostalgic appeal make them a valuable asset for anyone seeking a functional and charming addition to their collection. The IH Cub Cadet 482 and 1100 tractors represent a legacy of quality and craftsmanship, offering a glimpse into the history of American garden tractor manufacturing while providing a reliable and enjoyable experience for users.