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Old 01-02-2013, 08:21 AM
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My 1872 has a 18 mag in it . The 48" tiller is a hand full if you tiller when it is wet , but has plenty of power for everything eles.
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thanks for all the input and help guys. I took a ride to see it today. Unfortunately no pics. What i saw was not all that good. It was definitely a fixer upper. It looked like the po did not care what so ever. Although the trans and hydro pump did seem to be in good shape. Other than that there isnt really much else i can say about it, its a 982 without an engine that's been sitting out side for years.

I have been thinking though. I recently bought a 682. Do you think a a kt 17 series 2 would power a 982? I know its not the *big onan* but do yall think it would suffice. Would the 17 put out enough power.
Also (im considering all my options) i have a mag 18 twin out of a crapsman sitting on the shelf. Would that fit in the 982's frame? Or should i just wait for a better one to come along?
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its worth it all day the haban is worth $200-$300 ive had them worse shape sand blast & paint it will look new ,it all ready has chains just put the mag.18 in it call it a day ...after that if you dont like it sell it for $1500.00 with every thing !! and all 982's are junk !!!! drop them all off at 45 moreland st. buffalo ny 14206 call befor you come so i can be there to help you unload that "JUNK" 716-603-9616
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