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11-10-2012, 12:24 AM
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Took a JD 345 to the JD shop and found this.
It was to late for pics tonight but I'll post them tomorrow afternoon. I took this 345 to the JD dealer for my neighbor.
Attachment 30246 I was wearing my cub 50th hat and was giving the service guy a hard time about the JD not wanting to start. He asked me if I knew anyone that was looking for a red IH cub and I sure I may know someone that will give it a good home. After waiting all week for pics I followed him home and was very happy with what I saw. It's a one owner and his grandpa pasted away in May and he collects big tractors and had no need for it. He was getting ready to list it on CL but never got around to it. He said his grandpa replaced the engine with a Onan out of a 982.  I popped the hood and it's a clean install. We had to jump it off but it fired right away. I took it for a spin and had to load it on the trailer. I stopped by the car wash and rinsed the dust off it and I'm digging the shine on it. Evan had to sit on it and he's digging it as well. We'll see after he takes it for a spin tomorrow. I don't have the full serial tag but here's the serial number, 678905. It's another red 782!  I got a small peco trailer vac and the 782. The only way I could be happier is if it had a D in the model number. Pics to be posted tomorrow afternoon.
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