What model is this?
 

This tractor is listed as a Cub Cadet 112. I haven't found this anywhere. I believe it's not a 112. I haven't even found a Cub 112. It's a International but don't know the model#. Maybe it was a yellow Cub model and it was painted red? I know someone here will know. I like this tractor and would like to own one. Thanks guys!
https://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/...1&d=1661355167

It is of the Quietline Series of Tractors. The exact model will be on a Tag, on the LH side of the frame, near the Brake Pedal. It will start with 205xxxx.

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Thank you! So I'm guessing it was painted red?

Good guess, yes it was painted red.

I think I see a shifter, so that would make it a 800, 1000, or 1200.

Thanks! I been researching them a little today and I'd like to find one, preferably the 1200. 3 speed with creeper drive. That's probably like trying to find a needle in a haystack. I do like the Red & white though. Oh well no hurry.

If you can't find the 1200,look for a 108 or 128. They are a similar looking tractor. We all have our opinions, but I would prefer a 108 or 128 over a 1200.
You can paint it red and white. i have a couple of red and white tractors myself.

Not debating, but curious why you would prefer a starter/generator and mechanical voltage regulator over an internal starter with solid state voltage regulator
on an otherwise identical tractor (except for the grille and side panels)?

Yes, after I been learning about this model I agree.

I found a nice 1200 only about 10 miles from me. He's having issues with it shutting down after 20min.

Found a hard to find 800 in excellent shape with creeper and all original parts. He only wants to trade up for a newer model.

I like the 100's. Found one in Ohio but way too far away. I enjoy working on them. You just can't beat these old Cubs.

That does NOT sound like a big issue.

I would hope not. He says he's replaced the carb, battery, head gasket, and entire ignition system without luck. Has a 50" deck. Asking $750.

Here's a pic.

https://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/...1&d=1661430289

Not a matter of luck....
It's called throwing parts at a machine and no doing a proper diagnosis.

Sounds like he shot the Parts Canon at it and struck out.

I know, can't be a whole lot left.

My 2155 did that when it got hot and turned out to be the fuel pump. I put on an electric pump from pegasus racing and it starts up on the first crank. 1-1.5 gal per minute and the best money ever spent.