Ride on mower ID

We have a John Deere sabre 1336 HR ride on mower and the mowing deck/bed is rotten so was looking to buy a new pattern deck/bed
I assume John Deere just re badge another make so does anyone know what make it is and where would be the best place to buy one
http://www.lawnmowersshop.co.uk/joh...ower-garden-tractor-briggs-stratton-hydro.htm

The link above is the same mower that we have

@Dave W would you know?

They're made by Castel Garden in Italy.

Also badged as Honda, Mountfield, Efco and some others I can't remember.
 

Dealer

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Location
Shropshire
Castle garden

Were or are branded twin cut

Originally imported by a company in Staffordshire but I cant remember who

Midland power comes to mind but not sure
 

fermerboy

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Banffshire
Ive a Husquvarna ride on, bought a new bare deck off ebay for about £100,
Would need to check but i think it came over from Ireland.
Fitted perfect, faff changing the brackets and spindles over due to over use of the welder previously, and rusted bolts.
 
Well with the right words "castle garden" i think i have found the right deck at an affordable price
https://www.mowerparts.ie/castelgarden-deck-shell-36-92cm-up-to-2007-3825640480-62-p.asp
Will give them a ring tomorrow and check it will fit

Thanks for the help(y)
That’s just the shell. No blade carriers/bearings, pulleys, belts etc.

It makes the complete deck from JD look cheap by comparison, especially if you could get it negotiated for around £250 as noted by Tractortech
 

Scribus

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Location
Central Atlantic
There is an alternative route and that is a compact tractor with finishing mower attached. That was the plan here but getting a decent tractor on grass tyres at a reasonable price is the problem. There are plenty of Japanese rice tractors available but the tyres are designed for paddy fields, not lawns, so if anybody fancies working out a cheap way to get wheels made up that will take used 4x4 car tyres (these are not going to be used on the road) there might be a handy living in it. I appreciate that matching tyre size on 4wd's might be a problem but 4wd is hardly necessary in most gardens so just disconnect it.
 

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