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Old 04-13-2018, 09:19 PM
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The cyclops with the mowing deck deserves a test drive. If it runs as good as it looks.........
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The cyclops with the mowing deck deserves a test drive. If it runs as good as it looks.........
Or a link so one of us could buy it. It’s worth more than $1200. By quite aways.
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There are these one too.

https://flint.craigslist.org/grd/d/1...547351076.html

https://saginaw.craigslist.org/grd/d...547659191.html
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3240 870hrs - 48" 289 deck, front hitch, 3 hyd circuits, 54" blade w/hyd angle, 45" 2-stage snow blower, Sims cab, 5 42# suitcase weights and 70# rear wheel weights
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3204 580hrs - 48" 289 deck - Parts Tractors - 3208 560hrs (rusty) 3 hyd circuits, 3pt hitch, 44" deck - 3165 rust free roller

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Yeah, I'm going to take a look at the 2182 with the deck. Especially since the guy offered to deliver and my trailer won't fit the 60" deck unless I take it off the tractor! I don't really need it, but who doesn't need an extra 2182 just in case? Then probably look at the lt2138 to use for mowing the yard at the house. If I take the second 2182 up north, I could park it in another garage I have up there, and the wife probably wouldn't ever realize there were two of them! Not like she goes in one garage, then the second garage...
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Yeah, I'm going to take a look at the 2182 with the deck. Especially since the guy offered to deliver and my trailer won't fit the 60" deck unless I take it off the tractor! I don't really need it, but who doesn't need an extra 2182 just in case? Then probably look at the lt2138 to use for mowing the yard at the house. If I take the second 2182 up north, I could park it in another garage I have up there, and the wife probably wouldn't ever realize there were two of them! Not like she goes in one garage, then the second garage...
Now you are talking sense!! I’ve got two and still looking for 2182s.
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I will say I really like my 3000 series for mowing, it's the best Cub tractor I've mowed with, it cuts really nice. I have the 48" deck but there was a 42" deck available. The power steering, hydraulic lift and foot controls are great for mowing. My wife even likes to use it.

The market pricing on them makes one a great deal too.

It seems to do everything very well, it is great for snow removal too, it pushes a 54" blade no problem and the snow blower is really nice.

Great bang for the buck IMHO. I'd stay away from the B&S engine if possible however.

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Now you are talking sense!! I’ve got two and still looking for 2182s.
Terry, you have two what in reference to the OP statement of the wife not checking both garages for a 2182???....Two wives?? .....or Two 2182s?.....

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Wow, I've been looking for a smaller cub for our lawn. Would really like a 38" deck to get though our gates and fit in the shed, but then I'm stuck with a 10-12hp engine. I'm spoiled with the 21hp water cooled 2182 I have up north. I don't know if a 12hp is going to even pull my fat butt across the yard! Then you see these "disposable" ones that are the 1000 series. I've found a few that have under 100 hours, and things like "replaced main oil seals by dealer" or "motor smokes some". WTH? Are these newer engines really that crappy or people just beating the crap out of them?

I did find a 2138 that might actually be made a little better, but a 13hp engine? Man that seems small.

https://lansing.craigslist.org/grd/d...528927620.html
Too much to read through. Going to participate and give my advice.

I'd like to say that I have a model 125 that apparently swung a IH 48" mower deck all it's life, and that must have been quite a task for the Kohler K 301 12hp, but the engine lived up to it!

If your looking for a IH 38" deck, then I'd bet the farm a Kohler 12hp would preform! Spend a few bucks having the engine rebuilt by someone who knows exactly what the hell they are doing, and your GOLD!

Also, I had a Cadet 111. That little sucker with it's Briggs 11 hp really cut strong, all I can say is WOW!, what a little peppy lawn tractor for a 1979! Prolly would keep up mowing duties with a 782 with ease.
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Terry, you have two what in reference to the OP statement of the wife not checking both garages for a 2182???....Two wives?? .....or Two 2182s?.....

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