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Old 09-07-2014, 02:07 PM
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Does anyone know the part number for the rear weight bracket for the gtx 2000 series tractor. I ordered one but it is 1 inch to wide and the instructions look like it is for the older model 2000 tractors the part number I have is 190-307-100.
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I do not see a rear weight bracket for a GTX2000 as an option. I'd say, they didn't make one.
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Old 09-07-2014, 04:24 PM
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Go to your dealer, and they can get it for you. I called about this item this past spring, and it was extremely expensive. I opted for cast iron wheel weights and mounted them on inside of wheels.
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Could always get the Johnny Products electric sleeve hitch and buy the optional suitcase weight bracket for it. Kill 2 birds with one finely placed shot.
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Old 09-07-2014, 06:59 PM
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Thanks for the replies I already bought the suit case weights and the bracket from the dealer yes they are expensive. I would like the cub weight braket if available. Just thought I'd check to see if anyone had ordered a bracket and got the wrong one. If you go to cub cadet . Com and look up gtx 2000 and look under accessories the part number for the bracket is 190-307-100 and that's the one I have.
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If you go to cub cadet . Com and look up gtx 2000 and look under accessories the part number for the bracket is 190-307-100 and that's the one I have.
I did that. It does not come up as a listed option for that model. Mower deck, snow blowers and a blade. No weight bracket. It does not even list wheel weights as an option for either a 2012 or 2013 tractor. Either you are looking up the wrong model, or I am.

That "part number" is not a part number. It is a model number. If you look it up it is listed to fit a GT2000, not a GTX.
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There is a weight bracket listed for this tractor.

Here is the webpage from Cub Cadet:

http://www.cubcadet.com/equipment/cu...s-2000/gt-2100

Front/Rear Weight Bracket

Part Number: 190-307-100


Contact Your Local Retailer for Availability
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Thanks shotgun wedding for the reply that is the bracket I have it is a inch wider then the frame, but it is the one they are useing on the gtx 2000. I used a ratchet strap to bring ends closer together greased the arms of the bracket and used a block of wood and a hammer to persuade the bracket in the holes in the instructions are not the two further back it is the first hole on the bracket and third hole not the second hole and fourth hole that the instructions say. The bracket is on the tractor now.
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Thanks shotgun wedding for the reply that is the bracket I have it is a inch wider then the frame, but it is the one they are useing on the gtx 2000. I used a ratchet strap to bring ends closer together greased the arms of the bracket and used a block of wood and a hammer to persuade the bracket in the holes in the instructions are not the two further back it is the first hole on the bracket and third hole not the second hole and fourth hole that the instructions say. The bracket is on the tractor now.
That is great! Can you send a pic, I'd like to see how you did this. Does it look easy enough to install in front also?
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If it's an inch too wide any reason you couldn't cut an inch out of the middle and weld it back together?
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