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Old 12-15-2012, 07:25 PM
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Has anybody gotten the toolbox for the 782 that xtreammotorworks sell? How was the fit and is it really all that usefull. Big enough to carry a wrench quart of oil and small funnel? Thanks I really can't tell how big it is from the pic
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Old 12-15-2012, 07:42 PM
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I installed on one my 2072 and while it doesn't offer a lot of room. It does offer a lot more than I had before. I like the way it fits and think it is a nice touch.
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Old 12-15-2012, 07:49 PM
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Do you have any pictures that show it a little better then the one on their site? Like how it mounts and so on . what about rear lift clearance thanks
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A fellow OCC member sent me this of his mounted to a 682. This is the only picture I have of one.

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I think they look slick! Not sure what I'd put in one, but would like to have one.

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To me they are handy to hold a set of needle nose pliers, large adjustable wrench and a screw driver or two. These help in the removal or mounting and adjustment of the deck, sub frame, and rear implements.
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Old 12-16-2012, 03:36 PM
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It defiantly does.look big enough to do what I want I might be ordering one here pretty soon. Thanks for the pic
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A little ice and a couple cold ones to make those long days mowing comes to mind. Now if it came with a cup holder I would buy one in a second.
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...and this is why I love my N/F, it has a tool box already under the seat. (not trying to offend anyone here, just saying why I like having an open space under the seat. The one pictured does look pretty neat.)
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Well my sons 123 has the toolbox on it. But ya see that toolbox does me Jo good when I'm out snowblowing or mowing my parents lot which I.don't think the 123 would like to much. Sides that's his I need one of my own lol
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