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Old 05-09-2016, 12:37 PM
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Here it is in English . The person I had put the ad together for me did it wrong. It should have said International made that model for 3 years in red before MTD bought them out. If you read the serial number tag it says Cub Cadet on it. If it doesn't sell it will be parted out.
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Here it is in English . The person I had put the ad together for me did it wrong. It should have said International made that model for 3 years in red before MTD bought them out. If you read the serial number tag it says Cub Cadet on it. If it doesn't sell it will be parted out.
You must work for the NSA,decrypting coded messages!
I'm sorry, this is not a chit chat area. I'm done
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It looks to me to have a CCC MN:145, with an IHC SN:205. If this is true, I am totally confused.
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This thread should be relocated to the humor section ..
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According to Tractor Data. It was built in Louisville by IHC, between 79-81. The biggest deck they show is a 50". If you go to Parts Tree and model number put in 145, they do not show a 782, and appears to be of the tractors listed under 145 are CCC built. Also I do not speak/comprehend French..
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According to Tractor Data. It was built in Louisville by IHC, between 79-81. The biggest deck they show is a 50". If you go to Parts Tree and model number put in 145, they do not show a 782, and appears to be of the tractors listed under 145 are CCC built. Also I do not speak/comprehend French..
That serial number is too large to be built by IH. It's a CCC.
The ad on CL was misleading in stating it was built by IH. That's
what started all this.
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Here is some LATIN (Caveat Emptor) ..buyer beware.
I bought my 782 from someone who said it make a funny noise and then wouldn`t run. Got it home and got the shroud off..Rod was thrown through the case. AAAAARRRRGGG....
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