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Old 04-24-2014, 05:48 PM
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Will an IH Cub Cadet wideframe snow blade fit a 1811? I am looking at a 1811 for sale, I have only experience with IH wideframes so what are the common things to look for on a 1811? Are they decent garden tractors?
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Same as a 782 but with a Kohler M-18.
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Welcome to Only Cub Cadets. I have two 1811's, good sturdy tractor. What area of Illinois are you. I'm in the St.Louis area.
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Same as a 782 but with a Kohler M-18.
and an aluminum rear.
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Does the rear end being made of aluminum cause any concern? Is this Kohler similar to the K17 series 2?

I am near Peoria
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Does the rear end being made of aluminum cause any concern? Is this Kohler similar to the K17 series 2?

I am near Peoria
The aluminum rear can have issues. Xtreme sells a brace for it that I designed.
http://www.xtrememotorworks.com/Part...rts%20List.htm

your looking for the GT brace.

The Mag 18 is better than the KT series 2
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The 1811 is a great tractor!
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You'll really like the 1811!
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Does the rear end being made of aluminum cause any concern? Is this Kohler similar to the K17 series 2?

I am near Peoria
They are pretty decent/nice tractors. If it's the one on Peoria's CL, you'd better snatch it up. Pretty decent price if it runs good and everything's correct of what the seller says. Won't last long..............(BTW, I'm not buyin' it. )
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