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Old 05-25-2014, 04:19 PM
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ok this thread is gonna take a while but here goes
got the 2082 tore down for sand and paint... not a fan of the rockshafts and brake shafts have one i couldnt get out at all
are these powder coated? the sander dont like it
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Old 05-25-2014, 04:22 PM
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this kinda sucks since the seller said hydro is fine... anyone ever welded one of these? i think ill give it a try if it dont work out i have the one from the 782D. looks like im gonna have to put in another order to extreme. ill post again when i have more pics as the build goes on
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Old 05-25-2014, 05:54 PM
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this kinda sucks since the seller said hydro is fine... anyone ever welded one of these? i think ill give it a try if it dont work out i have the one from the 782D. looks like im gonna have to put in another order to extreme. ill post again when i have more pics as the build goes on
Don't even worry about the broken mount, get a set of SGT braces from Xtreme, problem solved.
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Don't even worry about the broken mount, get a set of SGT braces from Xtreme, problem solved.
thats what i was thinking
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spent last two evenings stripping and sandblasting the frame what a b#@%h must be powder coat found spray on chemical stripper that dont work too bad will post pics later
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finally got enuff paint off now to blast the flash rust out used stripper in a spray can worked pretty good but took several attempts in some places
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Thanks for the pics and update.
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Is it a IH 982 (79-81) or a CCC 982 (82-85) ? This is a rare and nice bird, founding implements for it most be a PITA. Of all CC this is the one I wish I own brand new and an original of course :-)

Looking forward to see the progress you did on that gem, keep the good work
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Is it a IH 982 (79-81) or a CCC 982 (82-85) ? This is a rare and nice bird, founding implements for it most be a PITA. Of all CC this is the one I wish I own brand new and an original of course :-)

Looking forward to see the progress you did on that gem, keep the good work
sorry for the misunderstanding i started out with a 782d and a 2082 and my final result will be basically a 982d
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This thread tittle is confusing but the mistake is mine since you clearly specify stripping a 2082 frame in your first post. It's a interesting build to follow and a unique bird repro.

I wonder what diesel engine ICC or CCC may have swap in the 982 if they had build one? What was available between 79 to 86? I bet they fit at less a 16 to 20hp if they could.
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