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Old 12-17-2015, 11:07 PM
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Looking at a 782 for sale comes with 44 inch deck 42 inch snow blower wheel weights and chains he's asking $450 runs nice he's says what do you guys think ?
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Old 12-17-2015, 11:13 PM
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I can't make out the serial tag on my phone. IH yes good price. CCC I would try offering him 300.
That's just what I think.
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I'd offer $300. If he says no and you want it go up. Looks in good shape, but who knows about it just by a picture.
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This one has been for sale near me for a while now.

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Old 12-18-2015, 09:20 AM
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That is an IH built 782, not that they're any better than a CCC 782. If your getting a deck, blower and wheel weights, that is a great price. I bet he will take $400.
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Old 12-18-2015, 09:30 AM
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Comes with 2 deck he says it smokes but still runs good. How come these red ones do not bring a lot of money?
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Those were the best that IH built but the engines can be a problem. If it has the original engine it is probably a series 1 KT and I think parts are NLA. Even if it has a series 1 engine I think it is still a good buy. Good luck and I hope you get it.
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That's a great deal, better scarf it up, one that price wouldn't last long around my neck of the woods. I don't need one and I'd get it for that price. I gave $550 for mine with just a 38" deck but was in perfect original condition and was a one owner with a series II, don't mind saying what I paid for it as I'll never sell it.
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Their rare around my area too. I was just saying off $300 cause I like a deal, but to me it's worth $400. A friend of mine has a 782. Think he has like 5 Cubs. An original, 1200, 1250, 782, and a newer one.
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$450 is a good deal but id try to go for $400.
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