SGT model numbers?
 

Are all the spread frame tractors considered SGTs? What model numbers make up the SGT family and makes them SGTs?

SGT tractors have a longer frame, heavier/ wider front axle,lower gearing in the hydro, bigger tires,and other than the 982/1912/14 all come with turning brakes and power steering standard. They also offered 2000 rpm rear PTO on the supers with three point.
In this pic you can see how much bigger my 982 SGT (far left) is than the 1811 with the snow thrower (normal GT)

Sam Macs list of supers

982 Onan
984 Onan
986 Onan
1572 Kubota D 600 diesel
1772 Kubota D 640 diesel
1872 Kohler Mag18
1912 Onan
1914 Onan
2072 Kohler M20
Cyclops series
1782 Kubota D 640 diesel
1882 Kohler Mag18
2086 Kawasaki FD620D
2082 Kohler Mag20
2182 Kubota WG-600 gas
2084 Kohler CH20
2284 Kohler CH22
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Thanks for the quick run down! What is the cyclops series? Lol

Cyclops have single headlight across the front of the hood... its not a super but is a bit bigger than the nf and wf series 1863/64 are both Cyclops I'm unsure of other models...

As EarlJ said it's the plastic hood models with the single headlight lens, they made GT and SGT in this series, such as my 1782 diesel SGT.
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Were any of them gear drive?

No gear drive super.

Supers, no they are all hydro. Cyclops, I'm not sure to be honest:bigthink:

A 982 with a gear drive and steering brakes would be a fun project....hmmm. The toughest part would be finding a way to retain the hydraulics for the lift etc.

This is from the 982 Parts Manual and this is the same for 1912 & 1914.

"other than the 982/1912/14 all come with turning brakes and power steering standard"
I always thought the steering brakes were an option on the 982, and I've heard power steering was too but I won't say 100% on that one:bigthink: