I put 944.605160 into the model search at Sears Direct and it replied Zero results for 944.605160.
Where did you see that number on the tractor?
If under the seat on a frame decal, double check the number to be sure you have it wrote down correctly.

That model number is on the tractor and on my user manual. Don't feel bad. Sears has never recognized it. I have seen others on here with the 944 model numbers and they seem to have the same problem.

Anyway. the weight of any Craftsman model with around 16hp motor, single cylinder motor would probably give me a ball park.

Ballpark: 500 lbs. I believe my son's YT4000 is 515 lbs.

This may be helpful, but it does not have weights for all of the listings.

FYI 944 is the Sears OEM code for Husqvarna.

Here is a link that might be useful: tractordata

This post was edited by yardtractor1 on Tue, Jun 3, 14 at 16:35

Thanks for that. I had heard that Husqvarna made a few craftsman. I still have always had a hard time finding my 944 model number under anything Sears puts out.

Do you know if there is a cross reference model number for craftsman using the Husqvarna 944.605160 on my craftsman operators manual.

Also thanks for that weight. That was probably what I would have guessed at. My trailer can pull over 1200 lbs, so I didn't think the LT would be a problem, I just wasn't sure.

The 944.xxxxxx is a Canadian version.

"My trailer can pull over 1200 lbs, so I didn't think the LT would be a problem, I just wasn't sure."

Keep in mind that a trailer's maximum weight capacity is independent of the towing vehicle's maximum towing capacity/rating. That limitation depends on more than just the weight of what is loaded on the trailer.

Be safe.

Edit: sorry, can't help with a cross reference.

This post was edited by yardtractor1 on Tue, Jun 3, 14 at 19:10

... and don't forget to secure that tractor's hood down should you get it loaded - seen too many sad tales here over the years of loose hoods damaged while being transported... :)