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Which "cyclops" 18hp had gear drive trans? Or, is my coffee doing strange things to my eyes?
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1806 is the model your looking for
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The 1806 isn't a Cyclops. 1535 is the only gear drive Cyclops that I know of that was produced but it has a 15hp motor soooo I don't THINK there was an 18hp Cyclops gear drive produced but I've been wrong before
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Pretty sure if you dig you'll find that it was a de-rated Mag18
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War the trans a pretty good unit, in the 1535?
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Doh, and I knew that, too!!
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Same aluminum 3 speed that was used on the late 582's till it was discontinued. It is said it had some 2nd gear issues..... personally, I think that was a result of poor operators.
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Appreciate all the feedback.
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I will put a shameless plug in here.
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