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Old 08-27-2014, 05:43 PM
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I am new to the forum and am interested in what makes a "super" ?
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Super difference from standard Cubs:
  • Longer Frame
  • Larger front and rear wheels
  • Generally speaking, a more powerful engine
  • Taller stance
  • Wider Stance
  • Rear PTO Optional as well as 3PT Hitch
  • Standard power steering and dual brakes (except for the IH built 982's, optional on those)

Also, for reference, here is a list of all Super's:
982 Onan
984 Onan
986 Onan
1572 Kubota D 600 diesel
1772 Kubota D 640 diesel
1872 Kohler Mag18
1912 Onan
1914 Onan
2072 Kohler M20

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1782 Kubota D 640 diesel
1882 Kohler Mag18
2086 Kawasaki FD620D
2082 Kohler Mag20
2182 Kubota WG-600 gas
2084 Kohler CH20
2284 Kohler CH22

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You forgot rear Cat 0 3pt as an option.


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You forgot rear Cat 0 3pt as an option.


I didn't list it as an option because it was also an option on some standard GT's

Edit: But I added it anyway

Edit 2: Also forgot to add the 1512 to the list, doh! Added now.
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1512 isn't a super....... It's a GT.
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1512 isn't a super....... It's a GT.
Doh again! I got to looking at the list of Diesels and forgot it was only Super's
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Glad you asked the question. I have been wondering myself, I just hadn't asked yet.

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A front weight bracket "makes" a Super complete!!



An electrical outlet "makes" a Super more useful;



The right attachment "makes" a Super dump your trailer;

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qk5SmeNzPm4


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Thanks for the info--very helpful. I bought a 1650 years ago and finally let our daughter and her family have it, still going strong. I just bought a 2284- haven't got it home yet. I had not heard of a "super garden tractor". If it give as good of service as the old 1650 i'll be tickled. I think it will be good for my grandkids to us mowing here on the place. Thanks again. I'll attempt to send some pictures when I get it home next week.
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