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The series after the 1912/1914 was the 2072.
There were a limited amount of 2072's (less than 100) with the Onan engine. Then once the supply of those ran out, then they switched to the Kohler Magnum 20.
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Christmas came early! I received the 50 Years of Cub Cadet book today. I read the first two (2) chapters. Taking a break.

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There were a limited amount of 2072's (less than 100) with the Onan engine. Then once the supply of those ran out, then they switched to the Kohler Magnum 20.
The Kohler being the preferred engine?

I own a JD 420 with P220G Onan. So far so good.

How difficult to find a 2072 or the Diesel versions 1572/1772? An 1872 would be okay too.
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The Kohler being the preferred engine?

I own a JD 420 with P220G Onan. So far so good.

How difficult to find a 2072 or the Diesel versions 1572/1772? An 1872 would be okay too.

Some absolutely love the Onan. It has a sound all it's own. The bad part is the mega high cost and scarcity of Onan parts. I'm a Kohler man, so I would prefer a M20.

Other than the aforementioned Onan 2072, none of the Super Cubs are extremely rare. The next rarest would be the 1989 1772. All are desirable.
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I think there was an option for power steering assist on the 982's IIRC. It is super rare and pretty primitive but I can't find any pics. Maybe Lew has an NOS one in his stash.
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Finished reading the 50 Years of Cub Cadet this afternoon. Interesting to say the least. I will say models got confusing once MTD/CCC started making the tractors. Based on the information, I want a Super Garden Tractor with power steering and either a Kohler gasser or Kub Diesel. Prefer a Diesel. Now to watch classifieds.

Thanks everyone for your patience and comments. It is appreciated by this old fart new to Cub Cadets.
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Is a 2284 basically the same as a 984, ,2072 and 2084? Just styling? Thanks!
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The 2284 is one of the final Super Cubs made. It used the Kohler Command V twin. It has power steering, 5 gallon rear mounted tank, tilt wheel, and easily adjusted seat. They are great except for the fragile plastic front end.
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The 2284 is one of the final Super Cubs made. It used the Kohler Command V twin. It has power steering, 5 gallon rear mounted tank, tilt wheel, and easily adjusted seat. They are great except for the fragile plastic front end.
Thanks! Front end - you mean the hood/grille?
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