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Old 10-17-2022, 02:25 PM
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Does anyone know what model this is? This is the only photo I have. Considering purchasing, have not seen it in person. Thoughts?
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Either a 102 or 122.

If the engine's a k241 10hp then its a 102, if its a k301 12hp its a 122.

is there a hole cut in the top of the tunnel cover?
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Looks like a 122 to me.
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$100, tops
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almost looks like 102 on the hood
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Old 10-18-2022, 07:19 AM
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Either a 102 or 122.

If the engine's a k241 10hp then its a 102, if its a k301 12hp its a 122.

is there a hole cut in the top of the tunnel cover?
You’re right. Appears there is a hole in the tunnel cover, not sure what that’s about.
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From the Cub Cadet 1x2/3 Brochure of the tunnel area....
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You’re right. Appears there is a hole in the tunnel cover, not sure what that’s about.
probably trying to get to the pins in the coupling at the end of the driveshaft from above rather than from below the tractor.
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What is the part to the right of the creeper gear lever in R Bedell’s photo? I’ve never seen a 122 in person. I have a 102 and it doesn’t have that part. It doesn’t appear that the tractor in the OP’s photo has that either. Just my observation, I’ll leave it to the experts.
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What is the part to the right of the creeper gear lever in R Bedell’s photo? I’ve never seen a 122 in person. I have a 102 and it doesn’t have that part. It doesn’t appear that the tractor in the OP’s photo has that either. Just my observation, I’ll leave it to the experts.
I believe that’s the breather for the creeper.
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