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Old 02-21-2017, 07:10 PM
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I am looking at a tiller (hoping to find one for my 1872 w/3 pt hitch). Any idea what model it might be and what it fits. I failed to measure tiller width. The mounts are 12 in apart. The only numbers to be found are Mfg code, (no model number) 1B224B30117. It is belt drive but I don't know where the belt goes to. I only have front pto for beltsIMG_0438.jpg

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Old 02-21-2017, 08:53 PM
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Looks like a LT tiller. Whatever it is, it won't fit your 1872 with 3ph.

Do you have a rear PTO on your 1872? If not, your SOL on putting a tiller on it.
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Old 02-21-2017, 09:49 PM
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Yeah, looks like a 2K series tiller.
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Yeah, looks like a 2K series tiller.
Yep... believe your right. And it's a whopping....... wait for it..... 28" tiller!!

Here is the part list, and below it a list of tractors it fits:
http://www.partstree.com/parts/cub-c...8-rear-tiller/

(Sorry, this is one of those times that partstree had a listing that cubcadet.com didn't. The list of tractors it fits.)
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Thanks to all answers. I didn't think it would fit mine but the seller had no idea what it did fit so maybe we helped him
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So.... does your 1872 have a rear PTO?
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No, my 1872 does not. It was a tractor my Dad bought new in 1988, or 89. I just recently got it back in my hands and spruced it up a bit and made some needed repairsIMG_0335.jpg
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Cool that you got it. Good looking 1872.
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Looks good!
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No, my 1872 does not. It was a tractor my Dad bought new in 1988, or 89. I just recently got it back in my hands and spruced it up a bit and made some needed repairsAttachment 82314
Nice tractor!!

But if you don't have rear PTO then your pretty much SOL. You can possibly get the the later 800 tiller. It has its own engine, and is designed for use with 3ph. Problem is, it's narrower than your tractor. Sooooo..... sorry man.
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