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Old 05-04-2012, 08:56 AM
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Someone looking to install a blower on that 782???

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Nice looking 782!
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I had to resize your image it was to large.
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Thanks for the pic! Looks to be a straight ole 782. I was wondering what was up with the hole in the hood as well. At least they did a nice job making the hole and didn't torch it out. Wheel weights and Lew's favorite seat..........
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when i got it home.
Nice 782, you have there.
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Nice tractor. I do not remember a 782 having a hole in the center of the hood, whats it for? Don b.
Easy way to check the oil!
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Easy way to check the oil!
Guy I got it from said it was for a large air filter. Which makes sense being that the hole in right above it.
But for 500.00 delivered I think I did pretty well...cleaned it out today and it looks alot better than I though.

Quick question for you guys.
I have a Troybilt/Bolens plow 14079 with the sub frame 14078 can i fit this plow with out much modifications?
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@ndre,
I think I saw that one on Craig's List. If I remember correctly, the asking price was more than you paid. Good luck with it.
I am down in Westchester County, near Croton on Hudson. I think you are the closest person to me on this forum.
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I think I saw that one on Craig's List. If I remember correctly, the asking price was more than you paid. Good luck with it.
I am down in Westchester County, near Croton on Hudson. I think you are the closest person to me on this forum.
Yeah he was asking 750.00 for it, would've had it for 400.00 if I picked it up Sunday but I don't own a truck.
Yeah you are about 30 minutes from me. Drive down to Westchester everyday to work.
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There are two guys on this forum who are not far from you and probably have have just about anything you want/need for the 782.

Post in the wanted section and you should hear from at least one of them soon.
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