My Cub, can anyone help me with what model this is?

[rhinch]

 

[rhinch]

Does anyone know what model Cub this is?

 

[mfrade]

Cub Cadet FAQ , you can answer a lot of your questions by reading through this.

 

[kmcconaughey]

I replied with this in your other thread: That looks to be a 122. If it has a Kohler K301 engine it's likely a 122. If it has a Kohler K241 engine, it's likely a 102. There should be a spec plate on the engine flywheel shroud near the coil.

 

[snicklas]

102, 122 maybe. Depending on engine size. 10hp = 102, 12hp = 122. It's a manual, with the "straight grille" casting, so that is what makes me think those models. It also looks like a tall tunnel frame, so that rules out it being a 71

Not the right grille or fenders to be a 70/100, and wrong grille casting (not a "Zig-Zag") that would make it a 104, 124. It's also not a Quick Attach tractor, that started with the 1x4/5 models.

 

[kmcconaughey]

Not that it couldn't have been added, but the 102 had a different seat mount. Your Cub has the seat mount that would be for a 122.

Here's a 122:

Here's a 102, note the different style seat mount.

 

[Barry Musser]

looks like my 122.

 

[Keith Pomeroy]

I read Mike Frade's piece about Cub Cadet FAQ and was amazed at all the information that was there. I went through our forums afterward and tried to find this for future reference next summer. I couldn't find it. Could someone tell me where I can find it? Thank you.

 

[digger]

I read Mike Frade's piece about Cub Cadet FAQ and was amazed at all the information that was there. I went through our forums afterward and tried to find this for future reference next summer. I couldn't find it. Could someone tell me where I can find it? Thank you.

http://cubfaq.com/questions.html

 

[mfrade]

I read Mike Frade's piece about Cub Cadet FAQ and was amazed at all the information that was there. I went through our forums afterward and tried to find this for future reference next summer. I couldn't find it. Could someone tell me where I can find it? Thank you.

I can't be given credit for any of that.. More like Charlie (aka Digger) and many, many of the members here gathered / collected all the info found there. once you open the document, save as a favorite / bookmark the page for future reference.. And say Thanks to Charlie as he carried this place for many years too.

 

[mgwin]

I'm guessing a 122 with the hood pointer turned around backwards!

Here is a 122 with a 102 seat.

 

[Keith Pomeroy]

Thank you gentlemen, hidden in plain sight like they say. Happy new year to you all.

 

[rhinch]

Thank you all for the information. I appreciate it.

 

[digger]

Thank you all for the information. I appreciate it.

Would have much easier to just post a pic of the serial number, Just sayin.

 

[rhinch]

Would have much easier to just post a pic of the serial number, Just sayin.

Couldn't find a serial number.

 

[hydroharry]

Couldn't find a serial number.

Robert - here is a link to FAQ 17 that has pics of the possible locations of your serial number. Assuming you do have a Model 122 your serial number could be in a square raised block on the right front side of the tranny/rearend housing, or it could be on the very back and top of the rearend next to a vent hole that is just above the rearend cover. Your 122 may well have a cover plate that's hiding the vent hole and serial number. You'll have to remove the cover plate to see it.

http://cubfaq.com/serialnumbers.html

 

[RAllison]

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Looks in good shape

 

[rhinch]

Thank you, I will take a closer look.

 

[rhinch]

I'm guessing a 122 with the hood pointer turned around backwards!

Here is a 122 with a 102 seat.


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Thank you