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Old 08-30-2017, 03:14 PM
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Default Mower deck for 1812
Hey guys, I've been keeping my eye out for a deck for my 1812. My yard isn't big at all, but wouldn't mind having a deck for it. Cub lists a 38" deck for this tractor. Almost every deck I've ever seen installed or for sale with a machine like this has a 44" on. Anyone ever ran a 38" deck on an 82 series or 18xx tractors?
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Old 08-30-2017, 03:52 PM
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The 38C Deck is not that popular. I don't see them listed very much.
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Unless it won't fit in the shed i would recommend getting a 44".
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Unless it won't fit in the shed i would recommend getting a 44".
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The 38C Deck is not that popular. I don't see them listed very much.
I haven't seen one listed either, if I found one it would probably end up needing reworked to the bigger pulley
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Unless it won't fit in the shed i would recommend getting a 44".
It'll fit the shed...the yard maybe not
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I have a 38" deck from my 1050, I will not be using it as I'm going to put a 44 on it. might not be cheap to ship to you though.
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Most likely 150.00 through Fastenal.
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yettrbomb, where in PA are you?
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yettrbomb, where in PA are you?
Smack dab in the center. About 30 miles from state college. I actually talked to a guy today. He has 38" and 44" for 75 and 100 respectively. Plus 25 for the mule and undercarriage. I need a plow frame and wouldn't mind another set of wheels so may go that way. Why you ask??
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