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The one with the best condition engine and deck
The hydros are more convenient to mow with
1812 has more horsepower
 
Just took this 18 horsepower mower for a few laps around the yard. Hid mowes well but has one heck of a hydraulic whining noise ....but is a lot faster than my 1882
 
Change the fluid and the filter. I had one come through once that didn't sound like a normal hydro. I pulled the cover and drained it out. The fluid that cam out looked like coffee with creamer in it.... a very light tan. Figure it was something like 303 Fluid..... I cleaned out the case, changed the filter and refilled with hy-tran..... sounded like the ones that I am used to. My guess is the tan was all the entrained moisture in the fluid.......
 
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Not as good as Hytran.

You can't go wrong with Hytran (or Mastertran if you are buying from a New Holland dealer...same product) and an OEM or Wix hydraulic filter.
 
Use the TSC stuff. Nothing wrong with it and it is a lot cheaper than Hytran. Use a Wix 51410, NAPA 1410 or a Cub Cadet hydro filter.
 
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