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Old 06-21-2012, 02:34 PM
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I own an 1811 and if it weren't for the power steering I added this past winter I would have sold it by now. They are great tractors and probably the best compromise of the features most of us need but without PS it was a handful in tight spaces and around close shrubbery. I have to use the hand go lever almost constantly when I am in the bushes and trying to turn the wheel one handed without PS was a chore. I started looking like Popeye because my fore arms were getting bigger and bigger! I say go for the SGT.
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One thing to look at is what will the 1811 bring. Around my part of the country it is 300-500 tops.
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One thing to look at is what will the 1811 bring. Around my part of the country it is 300-500 tops.

Pretty close to the same around here..I sold my old 1811 with a sleeve hitch, sleeve hitch blade (not IH), and a 50" mower deck (a 50A, he was going to convert it to a 50C)...all for $750.


I didn't want to sell it, but wanted the category "0" hitch for the diesel more!
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Thanks Folks for the comments. I enjoy the ride of the 1811. The steering seems real easy when moving. But the three turns lock to lock is rough in tight places. I used the 1811 a few times at my brother-in-laws farm to mow around the club house 2 acres and roadway 3/8 of a mile.
I'd like the larger 1872 for doing deer foodplots besides doing the mowing.
I'll keep everybody posted on what shacks out.
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Old 06-23-2012, 12:52 PM
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Will I guess the 1872 got sold. The ad was removed and can't get any return calls. I'll keep my eyes open for other projects.
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