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Old 09-13-2013, 05:26 PM
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Does anyone know if a front axle from an 1811 will fit a 1650? The guy says the 1650 runs good but the axle is broken. If not does anyone know where I might get a 1650 axle?
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Old 09-14-2013, 10:01 AM
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I think the JD SGT's are more comfortable then the Cubs. Everytime I drive a Cub SGT, I'm leaning forward to reach the wheel. I like how JD streched the hood instead of the tunnel cover.

Rudy, that 1650 is near me but I'm not interested. Maybe we can meet if you come look at it. I'm sure that there are a million axels around to go on it. I'm heading to the Midland plow day in a few weeks and I know I could pick an axle up for you there. Nice JD too!
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Does anyone know if a front axle from an 1811 will fit a 1650? The guy says the 1650 runs good but the axle is broken. If not does anyone know where I might get a 1650 axle?
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Per the Cub parts site both the 1650 and 1811 use the same axle, part number 759-3270
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I have a 1250 I am parting out The axle is for sale
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