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01-29-2016, 11:11 AM
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These are listed for the 1862 so they should fit a 782. You may need to fiddle with adjustments and you may also need to replace the PTO for the larger size PTO used on the Cyclops series.
328 38" Mower 336 46" Mower Garden Tractor, 190-336-100 GT 357 38" Mower, 190-357-100 358 44C 44" Mower, 190-358-100 359 50C 50" Mower Garden Tractor, 190-359-100 GT
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01-29-2016, 09:21 PM
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i currently run a 50c so im hoping to use a newer mower deck from cub cadet that you can still get. im preparing for my current deck (shell) to eventually rust out and i want to continue using the 782 but i have to find a deck that will work with it. a deck that will mate up with the carriage. the mower off the cyclops might be worth looking into. i fiqured someone had done this before since a solid 50c is hard to find.
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01-30-2016, 07:08 AM
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I don't see any reason the later Cyclops 48" and 54" decks won't fit either as long as you have the lifting mechanism for them. You'd have to use the large PTO pulley on the engine to use them.
The 46" decks were used on both the 82 and Cyclops series and had either the small or large drive pulley, depending on the tractor it was used on.
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01-30-2016, 07:59 PM
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I was given a 2012 50 inch deck last year and thought about mounting it under my 1811. After measuring everything the newer deck was taller than the 50c deck under the 1862 which would limit how high it would lift. I would also have to weld the lift plate and eyes from an older deck to the front of the new deck. If i remember the back lift points were going to have to be moved in to match the lift frame on the 1811. All in all was going to be easier to refurb an older deck. To top it off the pulley system on the newer 50 inch decks are junk.
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02-02-2016, 11:28 PM
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yeah, ive been thinking alot, and im probably gonna disassembly the deck tomorrow and refurbish it. I love my 782. it kept my subdiviison open during blizzard jonas cause the big rams couldnt. love listening to the kohler 18hp magnum work and watch the snow fly
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