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Old 03-02-2016, 08:40 PM
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i think you'll love the 1811, its a great tractor. i agree about the supers being stretched to much, im 5'8" and its not as comfortable as my 1811 which is why i decided to sell the 1872.
When I got the 1811 running, I drove it around a bit and the steering felt fantastic. Is it any different from the others or am I just not used to driving 25 year old Cadets instead of 40 year old ones?
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I had an 1862 for a couple years I thought was quite comfy. I had the snowblower and deck but it wasn't the easist thing to swap attachments on mind you but nice to ride.

Loboy was nice to ride also but it has a clutch issue right now
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i agree about the supers being stretched to much, im 5'8" and its not as comfortable as my 1811 which is why i decided to sell the 1872.
Oh come on now Tim...
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Oh come on now Tim...
That's funny Todd!!!

I do like the Cyclops series a lot.. they are very comfortable with the seat slides and tilt wheel they fit almost anybody. Turning radius is nice too!
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Any super with power steering. The smaller tractors make me feel like I am sitting on a roller skate.
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Top of my list is a IH cub Cadet 100 or 70.

A hydro Cub Cadet wouldn't be on my list of most comfortable. To me it is a pain to keep moving the direction lever to go up a hill.


Everyone has their favorites.......mime is an IH cub Cadet 100 or 70.
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On more comfortable sitting in the seat putting the durable 125 or 124 to the tasks instead of spending more time on my knees fixing other crap.
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Most comfortable cub has to be my 2182 hands down, the one I like to drive the most is my Baby Beast 782 But my 122 comes in a close second.
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For overall comfort (82 series) favorite to run(100) most comfortable seat had to be the rubber one i had on a 102. Mike
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Top of my list is a IH cub Cadet 100 or 70.

A hydro Cub Cadet wouldn't be on my list of most comfortable. To me it is a pain to keep moving the direction lever to go up a hill.


Everyone has their favorites.......mime is an IH cub Cadet 100 or 70.
Gear drive guys never miss an opportunity to dis a hydro!!
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