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Old 10-17-2009, 05:38 AM
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The 1811 is a newer version of the 782 Garden Tractor.
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The 1811 is a newer version of the 782 Garden Tractor.
I am aware of that, but thank you for telling me. I hope to get one some day.

Okay I am not being very clear what Im trying to ask.

When you go to Ford to buy a truck you can buy a Ranger, F150, F250 Super Duty, F350 Super Duty, Etc.

What I am asking is was the model 1811 like the F150. Was every other tractor model that was higher then a 1811 a Super Cub?
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Old 10-17-2009, 05:17 PM
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Nope..1812 and 1512 are not supers (I'm considering the 1512 superior to the 1812 because of the diesel engine).

The supers in that series are the 1572/1772/1872/2072.
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For me........Basically the Supers have these features..
* 20 HP or greater
* Longer wheel base
* Have 26" rear tires
* Usually individual rear brakes

There are more distinctive features and some exceptions. But the above are the basics.

In the Ford Truck comparison, the Ranger, F150, F250, & etc are based upon carrying weight, Cubs are based on HP. The higher the HP, the greater the tractor and features.
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Ah ok guys thanks, sorry for the confusion.
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There is NO problem. We are all here to learn.

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Default don't forget the 1812's
My 1812 has the M-18 engine,Hydro-Drive and Hydro-lift,NO Hydro lines to the front,But the holes are in the frame for that set-up.:biggrin2.gif:,Tires REAR-23x10.50-12,Tires FRONT-16x6.50-8,YOU can download a Owners Manuel from Cubcadet.com,Hope this helps
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Are you sure that's an 1812 and not an 1811? The 1812 has the front outlets, and the 1811 does not.
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For me........Basically the Supers have these features..
* 20 HP or greater
* Longer wheel base
* Have 26" rear tires
* Usually individual rear brakes

There are more distinctive features and some exceptions. But the above are the basics.

In the Ford Truck comparison, the Ranger, F150, F250, & etc are based upon carrying weight, Cubs are based on HP. The higher the HP, the greater the tractor and features.
What about hydraulics? Do they all share that feature too, or how many hydraulics, mid, front, rear.... does that constitute a difference in "super"?

Really informative thread....
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Old 10-18-2009, 01:47 PM
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They are all hydrostatic drive with hydraulic lift. Some have front outlets as well.

Actually, part of that post you are quoting is incorrect. The 1572, 1772, 1872, and 1882 all have less than 20 hp.
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