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1862 BAGGER
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mgonitzke
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If you want to use a bagger, you will need a 46" deck.
There was some sort of fan-assisted bagger for the 44/50" decks, but they are pretty rare and I have never heard anything good about them.
There was some sort of fan-assisted bagger for the 44/50" decks, but they are pretty rare and I have never heard anything good about them.
tkhoffman
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Bigger for everyday grass or was the thought to use it in Fall for leaf sucking?
Sorry for the late post but, I have a 3 bag system for my 1882 with a 46” deck. Came with the tractor when I bought it used. I’ve only used it a few times for grass or leaves. I think it works pretty well, being that is does not have a blower to suck up the grass and leaves.
It has a one piece tube with the adaptor molded on one end that fastens to the mower deck, and the other end of the tube goes directly into the 3 bag collector that hangs off the back of the tractor.
Nice to use for anytime I have excess leaves.
It has a one piece tube with the adaptor molded on one end that fastens to the mower deck, and the other end of the tube goes directly into the 3 bag collector that hangs off the back of the tractor.
Nice to use for anytime I have excess leaves.
