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Old 09-28-2011, 03:05 PM
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Default Will a 1810 engine fit in a 1811 with no issues ?

I decided to try to acquire another cub so I can use 1 for parts and another to use. 1811's are hard to come by so Im trying to determine what other models would be most compatible with my 1811

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An 1810 has the same motor as an 1811 (M18)......so yes, the motor -and most other parts- would work on an 1811, also.



An 1810 is the exact same tractor as the 1811, except for having manual lift.








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An 1810 has the same motor as an 1811 (M18)......so yes, the motor -and most other parts- would work on an 1811, also.



An 1810 is the exact same tractor as the 1811, except for having manual lift.








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Same info goes for the 1812 as well.

I'm sure someone will know what all tractors had the M18 and expand your search for tractors.
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Same info goes for the 1812 as well.

I'm sure someone will know what all tractors had the M18 and expand your search for tractors.
The m-18 is used in SGT's 18__, Cyclops, 1541,1862, cira 1995 appox. then they switched to command series. so any 82 series can handel m-18.
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