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Somewhere under all the green is trailer... and load 1 of 5 tree trimmings heading out into the woods to take a dirt nap.

Scrappy the O may not EVER release its grip on his steering wheel , but he'll still haul the freight. Duke, it's still your favorite colors...white , yellow, red, orange, black and rust...and primer!


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Your tight John I do like seeing that mixed matched O! Looks like it earned it keep today.
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A while ago I picked up a 782 with a bunch of ailments, but the worst at the moment is a transmission leak. So the first thing I did when I got it home was to check out the hydro before I took it off the truck (I think they used old motor oil in the hydro, yuck !) As you can see in the pictures I had to replace the drive shaft, I'm surprised it didn't take out the fan it was so sloppy. I tightened up the shaft and got the motor running long enough to get the 782 off the truck and in the garage to finish the repair. Hope you don't mind all the pictures.
Dang that was worn out! Great job on the repairs.

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Got some things done today. Here's a pic of the 782.
Love that 782!
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Nice pics guys!

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That has to be one of the most worn out drivelines I've seen. The PO got their money's worth out of it.......
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Good looking pic of the 782 Allen!
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Good looking pic of the 782 Allen!
Thanks Mike!
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Got some seat time on the 2284 today killing grass fast.
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I was killing grass Fast on the 1782 until the belt broke on the 60" Haban.
Nothing left to do but finish mowing with the 800. A little slower, OK alot slower. but much quieter.
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I have been getting some good seat time with all the cubs lately. Have done a lot of mowing with the 1250 and 782D and tilled the garden with the 1650 today. Heres a few pics
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