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Old 06-04-2017, 08:22 PM
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Ill post the pix in a bit, but whoever modified the side panels must have been a good body guy. Plus the foot peddles look very nicely done.
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Old 06-04-2017, 08:27 PM
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The side panels look stock other than the vent and that would be pretty easy to do.
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Old 06-04-2017, 08:32 PM
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You are right! Those side panels are impressive. The tiller looks like a Case model. I will bet that you could do an equally impressive job like that too, Rescue.
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Old 06-04-2017, 08:50 PM
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The side panels look stock other than the vent and that would be pretty easy to do.
Crap, your right i just looked at a 782 and realized that the panels are raised fromthe factory. Damn it
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I want to know how that tiller is being driven..... or if it even is?
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I want to know how that tiller is being driven..... or if it even is?
If you zoom in it doesn't appear to have a belt on the big pulley, I'd say it's on there for looks and some unsuspecting fool will buy it thinking all they need is a belt.
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If you zoom in it doesn't appear to have a belt on the big pulley, I'd say it's on there for looks and some unsuspecting fool will buy it thinking all they need is a belt.

I see a belt on there, prolly has a jerk shaft on the bottom with two pulleys on .
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I see a belt on there, prolly has a jerk shaft on the bottom with two pulleys on .
Nothing worse than a jerk shaft!
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Nothing worse than a jerk shaft!
I think I work with one.
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looks like a pretty sweet tractor. I've got a bolens tiller I've thought about modifying to work behind one of mine, might be easier to run a separate motor on it though. really want to find a good deal on the hydraulic john deere ones but they don't seem to be around here.
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