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Old 04-18-2016, 08:32 PM
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Smile Deck Trades.
So Rescue11 needed a deck for his 982 once it's finished. So I traded my older completely Restored Haban for his newer style. I like the look better on my 2182. The newer deck needs a little work but mows great.
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Old 04-18-2016, 08:40 PM
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I agree, the newer style deck compliment's your tractor, very nice.
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Old 04-18-2016, 08:52 PM
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I want to get some flairs for the fenders. Think it will make it look a little better.
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I want to get some flairs for the fenders. Think it will make it look a little better.
Don't ruin that good looking tractor with ugly flares.
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I like the look of the black flairs.
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I like the look of the black flairs.
i dont mind how they look from the side but from the rear they look funny.
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I see,but are the deck to pto pulley the same size?
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I am not overly fond of the of the 325 deck lift. That $#/&@!* @$*#& plate in the lift rattles incessantly. I have added strategically placed zip ties in the lift with little relief from the extra noise. Mine had a bunch of cracks around the bolt holes in the deck for the outer bearing cups. That was fun. However, it did a good job mowing lawn yesterday.

Oh, I have the MTD manual for the 325 deck. Sent with my wife to take to her work to scn into a PDF. If I can light a fire under her, I could send it here for all to use.
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I found it to be rather quiet, more so than my older one. The deck lift is a little strange but once we figured it ou it was simple.
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I see,but are the deck to pto pulley the same size?
We traded decks and.mule drives.
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