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  1. 1811Cub

    Grill assembly

    Yes, same parts.
  2. 1811Cub

    Dragged nother 1 in.

    Those "Cub Cadet" branded tires were commonly seen on the later Cyclops, like 1994-97. I believe Goodyear made them but the sidewalls were emblazoned with the CC name. They are not the exact same tread pattern as the Goodyear branded tires normally seen on the 82 series.
  3. 1811Cub

    smokes

    Worn/damaged oil control rings will still allow an engine to produce good compression pressure, but allow oil into the combustion chamber to be burned. Loose intake valve guides could also cause oil to get sucked into the chamber. Make sure the oil is fresh, and of proper viscosity too. Old...
  4. 1811Cub

    CC 1711

    Big block 1st gen Camaro conv. Can't go wrong there.
  5. 1811Cub

    Cub prices

    It depends. If you are referring to manual deck lift/manual trans Cubs, then yes, they aren't desired by the masses. A good 1811/782 all there and ready to mow still brings good money. 1810/1806's are soft. Still a good unit, just not for everybody.
  6. 1811Cub

    New member

    David's machine is either an early CCC produced 582 OR IH produced. It is missing the patent decal from the frame if it's an IH 582.
  7. 1811Cub

    New member

    Yes, located on Google. I was looking for an image of an CCC produced 582.
  8. 1811Cub

    New member

    Cub Cadet Specialties Manuals
  9. 1811Cub

    New member

    I do not see a photo posted by you with your tractor's info
  10. 1811Cub

    New member

  11. 1811Cub

    New member

    CCC/MTD made the 582 through 1985, and some yellow and cream units were built
  12. 1811Cub

    1200 clutch shaft issues

    IH-61454-C95
  13. 1811Cub

    Parts Wanted I need a electric clutch for a Cub Cadet model 1811

    You are seeking a 6206-2RS double sealed ball bearing The pricing starts under $10 to as much as you are willing to spend depending on the quality of the bearing. I would not cut corners on it to save a couple of bucks.
  14. 1811Cub

    Best tires for traction, mowing on hills

    The R14's look good
  15. 1811Cub

    Dragged nother 1 in.

    I have a spare Magnum coil mount I will give you. Let me know and we can meet up at Tractor Supply later this week.
  16. 1811Cub

    date of manufacture

    You will need to provide the actual six digit serial number..
  17. 1811Cub

    Scored a Cyclops!

    E170G date code is May 17, 1990 G shift If one of the board sponsors can't help you, there's a guy parting a ton of Cubs in Washington, New Jersey that has at least 3 solid 44C decks and the mule drives.
  18. 1811Cub

    Dragged nother 1 in.

    That's a great project. That is one of the best Cyclops. The power steering and Magnum engine are pluses.
  19. 1811Cub

    Wheels & studs

    When MTD/CCC introduced studs on the aluminum rears, it was a major improvement! Overall, MTD/CCC improved the 82 series with that, stronger axles, a steering column support bracket, true hour meter versus the maintenance minder, better steering box on the very late models, and better engine...
  20. 1811Cub

    Best tires for traction, mowing on hills

    As stated above, Ag style tires, properly inflated , with wheel weights/loaded tires/weight box will give you the advantage you need to conquer most inclines. But if/when traction is broken with them, you will damage the turf.
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