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Old 05-21-2021, 08:21 AM
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I just finished adding bumpers to both of my Cubs that serve mower duty. The bumper on the 1811 is an original Cyclops part number 190-398-100 bumper. The one on my 782 is a 2000 series bumper part number 190-298-100 modified with brackets made by me to duplicate the much more expensive and harder to find bumper.
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Old 05-21-2021, 08:27 AM
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Last photo - the original.
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Good job!

It appears from the photos that the (2) round tubes that run from the bumper to the brackets are welded onto the brackets, but the first pic of the brackets look like they're attached with a bolt/nut to a flange.

Is the bumper welded to the brackets or bolted?
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Good job!

It appears from the photos that the (2) round tubes that run from the bumper to the brackets are welded onto the brackets, but the first pic of the brackets look like they're attached with a bolt/nut to a flange.

Is the bumper welded to the brackets or bolted?

The bumper is welded to the tubes, and to the brackets. The only bolts involved are the bumper brackets to tractor frame, which are 1/2"-13 x 1.5" long with a lock washer-one per side.
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What I started out with. I loped off the two frame brackets, and ground old welds on the bumper smooth..

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What I started out with. I loped off the two frame brackets, and ground old welds on the bumper smooth..

I might look to do similar for my 1711 and 1282 (neither of which I expect to have front attachments on again). I made an offer on this bumper attached to a tractor on marketplace but didn't hear back from the guy.

For my 2182 (biggest concern, plastics) I scored a NOS in box MTD 190-672-190 or OEM-190-672 SR for $50, which while having different brackets, is spaced right to bolt on. Might have to trim some bracket back for other functionality.
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Thanks for posting the part number of the newer bumper. Looks like a great alternative.
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Thanks for posting the part number of the newer bumper. Looks like a great alternative.
Like you, I appreciate this kept the original look with 2 bars/pipes instead of a single one.
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