Cub Cadet Mounted Triple Bagger for 50 in. and 54 in. Deck XT1 and XT2 Enduro Series Mowers, 10 Bushel
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Cub Cadet Mounted Triple Bagger for 50 in. and 54 in. Deck XT1 and XT2 Enduro Series Mowers, 10 Bushel
4.0264 Reviews
Item # 111966499
$649.99
or
or
$37/mo.† suggested payments with 18 Months Financing or earn $32 in Rewards+ on this purchase.
Valid 2/9/2026 - 2/22/2026Apply now
Valid 2/9/2026 - 2/22/2026Apply now
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This triple bag grass collection system mounts quickly and easily to your 50 in. or 54 in. Cub Cadet Lawn Tractor. The large 10-bushel bag capacity offers extended mowing times before the bags need to be emptied. The vented bags provide superior strength and airflow to reduce grass from clogging in the oversized 8 in. diameter chute. This bagging system can be removed easily for storage, or for adding additional attachments.
For additional information on this product, please see the Product Documents section for all downloadable user manuals, installation guides, brochures and warranty statements.
Looking for more information on lawn mower maintenance? Check out our guide on lawn mower maintenance in the product documents section.
- Fits Cub Cadet XT series lawn and garden tractors with 50 and 54 in. cutting decks (2015 - ) and XT1/XT2 Enduro Series
- Dimensions: 56 in. L x 24 in. W x 21-1/2 in. H
- Contents include three bags, chute, hood, mounting brackets and hardware.
- Factory tested and approved to provide the perfect fit, strength, durability and performance.
- Superior bagging performance with a 10 bushel capacity.
- The easy-to-empty bags are made of heavy duty material and feature an integrated handle and a thermoform bottom.
- Bagging grass clippings creates a crisp appearance and leaves behind a well-manicured lawn.
- For detailed installation instructions, please refer to your operator's manual.
- Refer to the Parts list label under the rider hood for original equipment parts.
- For detailed installation instructions, please refer to your operator's manual.
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Most Helpful Favorable Review
5 out of 5 stars.
large capacity
9 years ago
The bagger was easy to assemble. Fine quality components and engineering. It really holds a lot of stuff so needs to be emptied fewer times. The best feature for me is the large diameter feed tube. It never clogs like others.
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Most Helpful Critical Review
1 out of 5 stars.
Very cheeply made, save you're money
9 years ago
I bought the XT3 series mower about a month ago and one of the attachments I bought with it was the bagging unit, and it was installed before it was delivered. I have had problems with it from day one, and I have never used it. The mounting bracket will not fit into the frame, the had to bend the tow lip down just so it will fit in the tractor. I still have to use a bar to remove it from the tractor. Putting the bagger unit on the tractor is very awkward, I have pinched my hand twice and ended up stumbling backwards, trying to pull the frame out of the tractor. The top of the bagger unit has a 1/4" pin that will come out of the hole every time it opens, so the cover falls off every time, see picture. The bags are made out of plastic, and the chute support is made out of very thin plastic. If I had seen this on a mower before I purchased it, I would not have bought it. I have contacted Cub Cadet to see if the will accept returns of unused attachments, so far no luck. If you do want a bagger unit, I suggest getting the deck attachment and a tow behind unit.
15 people found this helpful
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Winter Leaves
Review 1
3 out of 5 stars.
Might be OK
19 days ago
It took a long time to fulfill the order. Since we are in the middle of winter, I could not yet attest to how the triple bagger "is treating me". I am disappointed however, that I did not receive a Cub Cadet triple bagger, but a Craftsman double bagger. It may work just as well, it may fit just as well, though it would have been courteous of Cub Cadet to inform me ahead of time that this is what I will be receiving and why.
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Dave MusicMan
Hanover Ma
Review 1
5 out of 5 stars.
Great Bagger! Easy set up and install!
2 months ago
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Well designed addition to the LT1 50” riding mower. It’s fairly easy to install and set up, Its also easy to take off the tube when you want to mulch rather then bag your lawn or leaves. I like that I can easily remove the individual bags so its not hard to handle,
Yes, I recommend this product.
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Anonymous
Review 1
2 out of 5 stars.
Poor design
3 months ago
Design is very poor. Rod to hold the lid is to short or tab is in the wrong location. Rod moves and comes out of bracket. Tube that goes from the shoot into the bagger is very poor design. Extremely hard to thread in, like directed and it falls out. Had to screw fast the bracket that is mounted on bagger.
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Tom in NY
NY
Review 1
5 out of 5 stars.
Terrific
6 months ago
Was quite impressed with this unit, had a trac vac years ago with its own motor on it, so wasn’t sure how well just deck discharge was going to work, but much to my pleasant surprise, this thing really gets the job done. So far, I love it, and if I don’t let the lawn go for too long, I can get almost an acre of clippings in this thing before I have to empty it .
Yes, I recommend this product.
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