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Old 06-12-2010, 10:05 PM
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And he has the rear tires on backwards!! SWAP SIDES!!!! :biggrin2.gif:
Hey, maybe he mows backwards!!
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Glad you got your 782 running better, hawgwilde!
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I think gear drive rear ends are supposed to have the rear cover with the lower fill plug off to the side??????
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Default Put tiller extension on the 102
Picked up some 1a parts tillers And added to mine . Cost FREE BEEZ !


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Default My son lorenzo his 2 first Cub cadets
Lorenzo mowes the church lawn and they only have a push mower . So he said he wanted to get a rider . we looked and found these 2 , 804 ' s bouth run and one has a bagger on it . That is like new . He could not wait to mow with it .



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Nice finds, camarokid!
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WOW! Great finds and great prices! You lucky dog!
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WOW! Great finds and great prices! You lucky dog!
Ya, nice score camarokidz!! Here's a couple pics of my restoration, considering I bought it just over a week ago and I work full time I'd say I'm movin along pretty well.

Question::: I'm going to look at a 100 (http://burlington.craigslist.org/grd/1769512360.html) on tuesday, he wanted $200 and he agreed to $150. It's going to take a lot of parts to restore this one, is it worth it????
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It takes a lot of parts to restore any tractor right. The 100 I redid last year was worse than that, and it turned out alright.



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