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04-30-2014, 07:39 PM
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Need some opinions/parts help
Here goes: I've gotten to the point with my Cubs where I want to simplify a bit. I know my modest "collection" of 3 Cubs doesn't seem to need simplifying but with the time, money, and space lift has granted me, it makes sense. It all comes down to I can take care of 2 tractors more properly and thoroughly than I can 3. Right now I've got 2 1811's (one with about 800 hours, the other just shy of 700) and a 1450 with unknown hours. The 1450 has hydraulics and a rear lift with a tiller and neither of the 1811's have a rear lift, but one has the rear plate (for the bagger, I can post a pic if anyone wants).
What I would like to do is sell the 1450 and use the money to put a sleeve hitch on one of the 1811's. The only thing stopping me from doing that is making the tiller I have work with it. I talked a bit to J-Mech and he said with that rear plate, it would be an easy conversion to make the tiller fit the 1811, just mount the gearbox to the plate and install a sleeve hitch. My question is this: what would I need to order to get a sleeve hitch installed on my 1811? I really only want to sell the 1450 for as much as I'd need to get the sleeve hitch on the 1811. I don't believe they still sell the upper casting but that's where you guys come in. So, what do I need? Is is still available online or would I need to wait for the parts to become available on eBay or something like that? Thanks guys! 
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