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Old 10-09-2012, 09:42 AM
fisherman1526 fisherman1526 is offline
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Default 1211 and 1872 Super Tiller Swap?

I have a 1872 and found a 1211 with a 2B tiller setup that also has a cat O three point. Will this setup work on my 1872? Not too familiar with these models. Still learning. Thanks
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Old 10-09-2012, 03:27 PM
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It should work. That adapter from sleeve hitch to cat 0 is crazy insane rare. Be sure to hold on to it and take some pics for us. The only thing you'll need is a longer belt. You'll have to try to figure out what size though since I doubt anyone here has ever tried to put a sleeve hitch tiller on a super. You might try using a string to get a idea of the belt length.

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Old 10-09-2012, 10:07 PM
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I havent bought the 1211. One reason is he wants too much $$$$ in my opinion. He is asking $1000 for the 1211 and tiller, which is fine but the motor is shot. I like the idea of having a tiller for the super, and the cat O hitch option, but not at that price. I may see if he would seperate them.
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Old 10-10-2012, 09:35 AM
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Depending on the cat 0 set up you have I dont know if the adapter brackets for the tiller gear box will work with the super style cat 0 hitch set up, if you have the GT style hitch on your super (like what xtreme motor works sells) then the adapter brackets should work with that then all you need to do is find a belt that will work. That is kind of a rare set-up I would like to see some pictures of the brackets if you get it. Wally
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