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Old 04-28-2012, 09:56 PM
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You guys, I swear!!! I knew as soon as I posted it I should have LIED! I never should have told you that I had a complete 2072!!, I should have just said I had a bunch of 2072 parts!


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you will have been busy and not constantly remembering the loss of your "girlfriend"!
Thanks George, it gets a little better each day.

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He already has a 60 Cub deck, just needs a little TLC.
I have a 60"? I thought it was taking a scenic road trip?

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I know I have both and the greenie is the wifes mower....

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Needless to say, you've got a good start, so you can't go wrong! Let's see some pictures of that 782!

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Here's an old one before I replaced the seat, and gave her a good polish.

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Old 04-28-2012, 10:43 PM
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Looks sharp!
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Old 04-29-2012, 09:20 AM
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There was a guy that built a Sub-Super a year or so ago, it was beautiful, he could not sell it.
SUB-SUPER!!!! HMMMMMM You may be on to something there?


782 Sub Super! WAIT!!!!



782SS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!



Thats IT! 782SS!!!


Thanks CADPLANS!!!!!! You rock!
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Old 04-29-2012, 10:47 AM
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All of this talk of "Sub Supers" is giving me flashbacks from the last guy who built one. Let me just say that this place is a better place without him!

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Old 04-29-2012, 11:29 AM
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I have to agree with the guys on here, after using a 1811 ( a lot like a 782) for a while I kinda got tired of how it steered and using it on hillsides due to the wheelbase. After getting my 982 ( with manual steering by the way) I was impressed with how tight it steered, and really liked the extra stabilty it offers, they are bigger,but if you run a 50 in. deck anyways you won't notice, and I found an extra foot of space to store it So if you can find the room, save them both!
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Sounds like a story I need to hear? Do tell!
Please keep the drama to pm's. We've moved past that drama years ago no need to bring it public again.
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Old 05-02-2012, 12:53 PM
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Began disassembling the 2072 last night. Here are a few pictures.




The most disturbing discovery was the fact that all of the motor bolts were gone. There was one left, but the ear it attached to broke off of the engine. I guess the exhaust rubbing on the grill should have been a tip off?


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I think that will buff out............
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good looking project either way you end up!!! I say sell the green one and use the coin to fix up both of them!!!
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good looking project either way you end up!!! I say sell the green one and use the coin to fix up both of them!!!
Thanks.

No green stuff here, (1) red, and (1) yellow & white. End result will be red!
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