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Old 05-10-2018, 11:46 PM
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Here's a nos bumper on eBay.

https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?m...2F183162803726
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Yes Tim.. I saw that one.. but the one I just bought it slightly different.. the top bar doesn't curve back down on the ends and both bars have the forward angle to match the grille... either would work.. I wonder if they had two mfg's making them slightly different
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Old 05-19-2018, 10:54 PM
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Spent some time today with the 782.. Wife was out of town.. had tons of other stuff that needed to be done but this was way more fun!
The 1862 axle is underneath and fits like a glove.. got the steering valve mounted, tube and shaft cut and welded.. I extended the shaft and tube one inch to raise the steering wheel a bit... feels a little more natural now.
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good progress so far...I've always loved the way the old part of the shop smelled...I know that seems strange.

perfect spot since you have to walk by it daily.

keep up the good work.
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...I've always loved the way the old part of the shop smelled...I know that seems strange.

perfect spot since you have to walk by it daily.
as you well know there is a lot of history in there!

It does have it's own smell and character... one of the reasons the 782 is in there is that I have to walk by it everyday!
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Looks like your making good progress Jay. I like you're idea of extending the column up just a few inches. Being 6'2" I've always felt like I'm leaning forward a little when sitting on my 82 series Cubs.
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Looks like your making good progress Jay. I like you're idea of extending the column up just a few inches. Being 6'2" I've always felt like I'm leaning forward a little when sitting on my 82 series Cubs.
Thanks Doc! I'm only 5'11" and I also felt like i had to lean down on the 82 series.. I only raised it an inch.. kinda thinking i should have gone a bit more.. just didn't want it to look out of proportion

I like my 1782 Super.. but in the 82 series I like the shorter frame GT's better..
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Looking good Jay & keep the pics coming.
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Your a pretty fart smeller Jay.
Good idea extending the steering. As Todd said, keep the pictures coming...
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Like Todd said keep the pictures coming. Going to make a great tractor when you are done. I know that I really like the running the 782 that I fixed up for the wife.
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