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04-15-2012, 12:29 PM
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Rear Mount Tillers----- 1 vs 1A vs 2
What are the differences between the 3 Cub cadet rear mount tillers??
1, 1A and 2. I looked at the 3 manuals in the Implements section and did not see any differences. I have a tiller, identified as International on the flap, but the nameplate is missing and I am trying to identify it. Any info appreciated. Thanks!!! 
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04-15-2012, 08:20 PM
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Some one will chime in and correct me but i think the 1 was just the 28 inch with no extenions but could have them added to either be a 32 or 38 with both but the cover had to be changed the 1A had both extensions and the cover could be adapted to any config the 2 is just 38 and has a full cover that cant be adapted to handle any other config with or with out extensions!
And im totally guessing on widths from memory! I have a model 1 that came with one extension but had added the other!!!
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