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Old 06-19-2023, 09:30 PM
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Just a quickie here - I have a GT2186 that needs some body parts replaced, and could use some spare parts. A local guy has a 2166 "parts" machine for sale cheap. Will "most" parts - hood, pedals, some engine bits etc fit my 2186?

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Pretty much same mower only engine and rear wheels are different , I had a HDS 2155 for quite a few years
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2166 engine is a 16hp single
2186 is an 18hp twin, no spares there.
I'm pretty sure the rearrnd the different. The hood tin might be the same.
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Pretty much same mower only engine and rear wheels are different , I had a HDS 2155 for quite a few years
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As Ozcubowner stated, they're the exact same tractor except for tire sizes and engine horsepower. The hood tin is all the same, and even the throttle cables are the same.

My former Cub dealer (one of the site sponsors here) put bigger tires on a 2135 back in the day for someone who utilized the 190-304-100 28-inch PTO tiller, and the 2135 was marketed as a shaft-driven lawn tractor.

The 2000/2500 series from 1994 until 2010 are basically all the same Tractors the 2500 series has a cast iron transmission carrier while the 2000 has aluminum transmission carriers, but basically the same internals with a BDU 10 pump. The 2500 series eventually went to Poly Hoods
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What Sargeant said , but we both forgot the seat changed as you got to the top model
And apparently those early model 2500 series had plastic hood problems (melting and or breaking)
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