Cub Cadet 109

The Cub Cadet 109 is a compact lawn and garden tractor made from 1971 to 1974 in Louisville, Kentucky. It's designed for easy mowing and yard work with its 2WD system and manual steering. The tractor has a hydrostatic transmission, which means it can go forward and backward smoothly without changing gears.

Under the hood, the Cub Cadet 109 has a small Kohler K241A engine. This engine is air-cooled and runs on gasoline. It has one cylinder and produces 10.1 hp at 3600 rpm, which is enough power for most lawn tasks. The engine size is below average compared to other tractors, but it spins very fast for its class. The tractor has lawn/turf tires and measures 68.9 inches long, 32.7 inches wide, and 40.9 inches tall. It comes with an open operator station and uses an electric starter for easy operation. The Cub Cadet 109 also has a front PTO and an optional sleeve hitch for attaching tools.