This comprehensive repair manual provides detailed instructions and specifications for servicing and repairing International IH Cub Cadet 73, 106, 107, 126, 127 and 147 tractors, equipment, and accessories. It is organized into three sections, covering a vast range of topics for complete maintenance and repair. Section 1 focuses on the engine, detailing specifications, torque settings, compression checks, engine removal, disassembly, inspection, repair, and reassembly. It also includes comprehensive guidance on the fuel system, carburetor adjustments, governor adjustments, throttle control, and the electrical system. Section 2 dives into the chassis, providing specifications and instructions for servicing the steering assembly, front wheels and bearings, front axle, clutch, brakes, tractor splitting and recoupling, reduction drive, transmission and differential, rear axle, hydrostatic transmission, creeper drive, and both front and rear power take-off (PTO) clutches. Lastly, Section 3 covers various IH equipment and accessories, specifically addressing the rotary mower attachment, snow thrower attachment, and the International 1 rotary tiller. With clear exploded views, detailed illustrations, step-by-step instructions, and abundant specifications, this manual empowers you to confidently perform complex repairs, adjustments, and maintenance on your International IH Cub Cadet tractor and its attachments.

The International Harvester Cub Cadet 73, 106, 107, 126, 127, and 147 tractors represent a pivotal era in the history of compact utility tractors. These models, produced from the late 1960s to the early 1970s, were renowned for their rugged construction, versatile capabilities, and user-friendly design. They were designed to cater to a wide range of agricultural and landscaping tasks, from tilling and mowing to hauling and snow removal. The core of these tractors was a reliable, single-cylinder, air-cooled gasoline engine, providing ample power for their intended applications while remaining relatively fuel-efficient. Their compact size and maneuverability made them ideal for working in confined areas and around delicate landscaping. The Cub Cadet 73, 106, 107, 126, 127, and 147 tractors featured a robust build quality, with heavy-duty steel frames and components designed to withstand the rigors of demanding agricultural and landscaping work. Their simple, intuitive controls allowed for easy operation even for those without prior experience with tractors. These models were equipped with a variety of attachments, including tillers, mowers, snow blowers, and loaders, which significantly expanded their versatility and usefulness. These tractors became popular among homeowners, farmers, and landscapers, providing a reliable and efficient solution for a wide range of tasks. Although production ceased decades ago, these models remain sought-after today by collectors and enthusiasts due to their robust construction, historical significance, and enduring practicality.