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Old 02-23-2023, 09:55 PM
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Default Differences in the 582
I’ve never heard of a “Special” version. What makes it different?
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There were two 582 tractors. They were the 582 and the 582-S (special). IH wanted to offer that model (582-S) for a less money for people wanting to enter the Garden Tractor market.

The 582 & 582-S are identical EXCEPT for their transmissions. The 582 had the standard IH 3 speed transmission. The 582-S had the 4 speed Peerless Transaxle. Since the Peerless Transmission was a "lighter duty" and less money to buy than build the IH standard, wha-la it was put into the 582.
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Old 02-24-2023, 07:33 AM
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Ok, thanks for letting me know. I never knew that!
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The S also had shaft drive to right angle Gear Box and Belt to Transmission just Like the 482
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Were the Peerless transmissions really that bad?
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Were the Peerless transmissions really that bad?
For mowing lawn, they were OK. For ground engaging work??
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So....THAT'S what that dam gearbox (paperweight) that has been lying on my shelf for 10 years is for, huh?
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Didn't the special have a Briggs?
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Both models had the 16HP B&S engine.
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Were the Peerless transmissions really that bad?
I don't think there were terrible at Plowing earth Got a friend and that's a Major Part of His collection 1100, 482, 582S, 1204, 1604 His Primary Plowing tractor is a 482.

The 482 was a tractor he bought new in 1981

His cultivating & snow thrower Tractor is a 1212 or an 1812 and Like's to Plow snow with a 1604

I really think it just drives some Cub owners Nuts because there not fully shaft drive and they Had B&S engines
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