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Old 08-29-2017, 09:11 PM
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Default Red 782 with front dozer and tiller

Just curious. I'm going to look at a rear lift tomorrow, and the seller has a red 782 with plow and tiller for sale for $600 obo. The body is rusted and beat, seat is shot. He says it runs good. Has loaded rear ags, rear sleeve hitch and a tiller included with gear box. I might post it over in the craigslist ad after I see it tomorrow if I don't splurge and make an offer myself.
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I've been following that listing on Craigslist; you're right it looks very beat and would be surprising if it actually runs and drives well. In a couple of the pictures, he has a rear scraper blade on the sleeve hitch but that apparently is not part of the package?

Probably original paint, but it is so far gone polishing won't help, plus the fenders are dented around the tail lights. It is IH built, and looks like the grille emblem is still there. That machine obviously sat outside for many years. Dash may be damaged. Loaded tires could mean badly rusted rims.

$600 seems too high, but depending on actual condition, maybe $400 - 500? (for our area). Hopefully you can make a deal...
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Old 08-30-2017, 07:28 PM
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I got the rear lift. But I didn't look at the tractor etc. I have too many irons in the fire now to get that 782. He's in Jacobus PA.
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