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Old 01-19-2016, 02:52 PM
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Thanks for the reply. What do you think a good price would be? I take it the 1863 came with this motor?
The CH came in a lot of Cubs , 1863,1864, 2084,2284 and lots of the 2+3000 series. Here is a 2186 for $850.00

http://winstonsalem.craigslist.org/grd/5406268583.html

Pretty sure we have covered the how much is a used engine for a re-power on lots of different occasions, you can do a little digging. If I was buying that engine $500.00 tops and I'd want to see it run first. Keep in mind that if it came out of an 1863 it has to be around 20 + years old.
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Get on Craigs list, type Cub Cadet in the search box and see what comes up.
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Get on Craigs list, type Cub Cadet in the search box and see what comes up.
I do that every night. Hoping to find a Super (982 style), but don't want to have to drive hours & hours to get it.
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Well I wish I had an easy answer for you. I think you need to decide do you want a Super or do you want to repower a 682, then you need to decide how much $$$ you are prepared to spend. BTDT, I repowered a 1210 and came out with a nice machine that when it was all said and done I lost $$$ on when I sold it. A 682 at least to me is about the same as a 1210 except for the KT17 VS the Mag12. No hydraulic lift, nothing special. You need to sit back and run the $$$$ numbers before you go any further. Just my 2 cents.

Edit: I don't know what you paid for the 682 what condition the rest of the tractor is in or if it has sentimental value. Ask yourself if after you spend $1000.00 to repower it is it worth it. Why do I say $1000 for a repower? well by the time you buy a good used engine and all of the extra parts (only $100 for this and a $100 for that oh and I need a PTO , and I need a NLA muffler) yeah $1000 comes up fast, ask me how I know. Just being a realist.
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