Double Bagger for 42- and 46-inch Decks
Item#:
19B70054100
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$ 608.33
MSRP
Double Bagger for 42- and 46-inch Decks
Item#:
19B70054100
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$ 608.33
MSRP
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Fits Cub Cadet Ultima™ Series Zero Turn Mowers with 42- and 46-inch Decks (2019- )
- Flex tubing and integrated hood design
- 6.5 Bushel Capacity
- Utilizes your existing mower blades
- Includes two bags, a hood, a chute, and weight plates
- Hardware and installation instructions included
- Adapter Kit 490-950-C062 is required to mount this bagger to all Ultima ZTS (Steering Wheel) models.
Documents and Guides
This part replaces:
- 19A70054100
Double Bagger for 42- and 46-inch Decks Features
Flexible Tubing
Large Diameter Flexible Tubing Prevents Clogging.
Integrated Hood
Integrated Pivoting Hood Design for Easier Access to Collection Bags;
High Capacity
Two Vented Bags Hold up to 6.5 Bushels of Grass Clippings.
Specs & Pledge
Blade Specifications
- Deck Cutting Width 42 in, 46 in
Attachment Specifications
- Fits Series Ultima Series™ ZT Ultima Series™ ZTS
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Product Reviews
Rated 1 out of
5
by
ccw871 from
Bagger ripped open after 2 uses.
I purchased the double bagger for 42-in deck about a month ago. It took me awhile to assemble it. I would suggest you to provide a better and more accurate instruction video or diagrams. I am most disappointed by the quality of the baggers. Both ripped after my second use. Does anyone know where to find replacement, just the baggers and not the entire unit?
Date published: 2021-07-06
Rated 1 out of
5
by
Cub Bagger from
Great mower bagger is not
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Purchased ZT1-42, along with bagger last year, first bagger lasted 6 times, returned to store, and was replaced, second bagger is not lasting, bags are ripping, cover will not stay closed, have to use cords to keep it closed, not a GOOD DESIGN, very expensive and cheaply built. Love the mower, hate the collection system.
Date published: 2022-08-02
Rated 1 out of
5
by
SCH6022 from
Will require bungee cords after it breaks
This is my 5th riding mower over 40 years.
Seems like I got one of the last 19A700xxx bagging kitty 15 months ago when I bought my ZT1. BTW The current p/n: for the twin bagger is 19B700xxx.
I mow a 1/2 acre level yard that’s bumpy in a few places. Cutting yesterday - bags are heavy when I hit a bump and the bagger lid flies open because both the thin plastic lid tabs broke off.
I’m 4 months out of warranty & call the 800# today. On hold for 20 mins. A nice woman named Essence hears my story. She sends me to a supervisor (Jim) and then the line goes dead. Awesome customer service guys. So here I am. A bit out of warranty and I’m mad. If the “B” model is more robust, can I please get one at a big discount? I will amend this review if it’s the bomb… anyone - buehler?
Date published: 2021-09-07
Rated 1 out of
5
by
KB 7 from
Poor Bagger
Bought this in 2020 with mower. Falling apart since. Now by 2022 Clips holding bagger broke. Holding on with zip ties. Clip on lid broke so need a bungee cord to hold closed. And flex tube has split.
Date published: 2022-04-01
Rated 2 out of
5
by
GrishaGT from
Do not waste your money
I bought this kit last season with my new 42" RZT. It is flumsy and tabs are good for nothing. The many reviewers that stated that it will brake on fall apart after one bump are absolutely correct. I lightly touched the back against the fence and it popped off. But I learned to live with this problem and several cracks and broken tabs. But there is another problem, which may never be fixed. You chute part from bottom all the way to back get constantly clogged up. So you stop not to empty the bags, but to empty clogged chute. I do not think this mover has enough power to push grass thru it to the bags. If grass is very dry and you are cutting very little of the top (1" or less) then it may work for a little while. It sort of a did for the first month or so. But now forget it. I cant even remember when my 2 bags were full to be emptied anymore. Very dissapointing. I am a long time (over 20 years) customer of Cub Cadet.
Date published: 2021-08-25
Rated 3 out of
5
by
Vic71 from
Great Mower Bad Bagger system
I’m having the same problem a lot of other people are . Didn’t even make it Thru 1 season and the clip on bagger snapped off so grass blows out one side ??
Date published: 2022-04-13
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Scott Thomas from
Works well
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Custom fit, went together easily. The system works well, easy to install, and engineered for easy switch from bagging to not bagging. Detailed attention to ease of use. The handle on the bottom of the cloth reservoirs for easier dumping is an example. Well made product.
Date published: 2021-07-28
Rated 1 out of
5
by
lt_kesler1962 from
Piece of crap
Like everyone else my hood latch broke and I had to rig screws and a bread tie to hold the hood closed. Even when the hood was new it never sealed good and especially when it broke I got more grass blown on me and everywhere else than in the bags. For as much money as you pay you would think it would hold up better. Lasted less than one season. I took it off and it is sitting in my shed in the corner.
Date published: 2022-04-20