100

Overview
The 100 started out as the middle option in the garden tractor lineup in 1966. When the 80 was discontinued in 1968, the 100 became the base model. Even though it was the "base model", it's 10 HP motor and optional hydrostatic transmission made it very competitive in comparison to other brands' base models. The 100 was discontinued in 1971.

Engine

 * 10 HP Kohler K241
 * Single cylinder, 4-cycle, air-cooled
 * Oil capacity: 5 pints
 * Max Governed RPM: 3600
 * Fuel capacity: 1.25 gallons
 * Standard 12V starter-generator
 * Manual implement clutch for early models, electric implement clutch on later models
 * Dry cartridge type air cleaner

Transmission
Both a 4 speed manual transmission and a hydrostatic drive transmission were available. Both were made by Peerless and provided a solid range of speeds and durability.

Features
Standard Equipment: Cigarette lighter/ 12V power port, fenders, tool box under seat

Implements for front, mid, and rear mount available. Rear mount implements require optional rear lift hitch.

Optional equipment/ Accessories: Sealed beam headlights and taillight, chrome Ford labeled hub caps, rear flood light, front and rear wheel weights, rear weight box, dual wheel spacers, rear tire chains, hydraulic implement lift, 540 PTO, rear lift hitch.

Other Specifications
Tires:

Front: 6.50-8; Optional 4.80-8-8; all 2-ply

Rear: 8.50-12; 6.50-12; Ag type 8.50-12; all 2-ply

Implements
Front: 36 in. or 38 in. snow thrower, 42 in. dozer blade, front-end loader, AC alternator, 540 PTO

Mid-mount: 36 in. or 42 in. rotary mower, 48 in. sickle bar mower

Rear: 3 or 5-gang reel mower, 32 in. rotary tiller, 10 in. moldboard plow, disc harrow, cultivator, box scraper, post hole digger, rear blade, rake, tool bar, lawn roller, 1 or 2 row planter, pickup sweeper, and many more