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Old 04-23-2012, 10:50 PM
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You did an excellent job on the 582, Doug!
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were did u get a briggs with pressure lube I have only found 2, one was in a john deere puller and the other was at a swap meet.....nice 582 though
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Doug Congrats and awesome job! All of your hard work has paid off!
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the Briggs is a late 80 to mid 90s Twin II 18hp . I cant find another like it anywhere. its a Cally emissions briggs engine. (designed to run on low octane gas) but with some seafoam and good gas it runs very strong. I think its for a pump or generator system of some kind. it had the button starter/kill switch mounted on the engine.
after using my 682 with a M18 in it , I feel this Twin II 18 is stronger, maybe stronger then the vanguard
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thanks , I still have a few things to do to it front tires, seat, foot grips.
foot grips are at the powder coaters, seat on it is from the 682 (wanted to see how it looked) I'll get the one correct for it. and going to save for the 5 rib tires on the front.
and prob going to put the 10.5's back on the rear.
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looks like a good spot for a IH decal.
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Doug,
I agree with the sticker location. I need to get some and distribute them freely amongst the implements. That deck looks great.
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looks like a good spot for a IH decal.
The tractor looks great! What did those decals come from?
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The IH decal looks awesome!
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