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03-28-2013, 03:41 AM
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Might be the new owner of a 1811
Well long story short, I've got a guy that might be trading his CC 1811 for my 70. He says it runs good and has 900hrs on it. Been kept indoors it's whole life and has the 50" deck with it. He's supposed to be coming over tomorrow to possibly trade. So I was wondering what are things I should be looking for problem wise on his 1811? I'm getting pretty excited moving up to bigger and better things
 . Is it bad that I'm already picturing it in red
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03-28-2013, 11:26 AM
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Sounds like a good trade. I'd check the tranny bolts, they get loose. Also, check the engine oil, and make sure no gas is in the oil. If gas is in the oil, you may need a new fuel pump, or a carb rebuild. The 1811 will make you a nice tractor. Good luck!
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03-28-2013, 11:56 AM
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The 1811 is a great cub, my dad really likes his.
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03-28-2013, 01:34 PM
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1811
the mag 18s run nice and smoooooth
Dan
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03-28-2013, 03:55 PM
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They are good tractors. Like Allen said look at the bolts that hold the trans/ rear in the frame,they have been known to work loose then people overtighen them and strip out the threds. Also look at engine mounting plate to frame bolts, they also work out. My 1811 had a few engine bolts missing but did not see any damage from this. Good luck. Dave
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03-28-2013, 04:48 PM
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I've had mine for about three years and it is still going strong. They are real civilized tractors with out a lot of issues to worry about. I added power steering to mine and it made it better but even with the manual steering it is the top of the line three turn system that make turning easier than the two turn models. You can add several things to the rear for more help around the home like my fork lift. I use it to carry heavy things and to mount my electric spray rig on for spring time spraying.
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