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Old 12-15-2015, 11:22 AM
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This original post was in the C/L section and I moved here for the chit chat. So, it is OK to discuss this modified Tractor.
Ok....that makes sense now. Much obliged.

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I'd like to have that rear blade for my 982!
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Did anybody happen to get a picture? The post has been deleted
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Or better yet a picture of it in their garage/barn/collection? If it really had rear PTO and CAT0 3PT then it was worth the money they were asking in parts alone. I've seen many say rear PTO when they mean it has the PTO shield on the back 3PT hitch plate!
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here's a pic of it since it's deleted. i saved it because i was going to post about it also, but found this thread first.
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Yes, i like black, my 168 it's a hodgepodge of junkyard parts. I saw a pic of a regular 82 here that was black and really sharp. Mike
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I was suppose to buy this on Saturday. He sold it out from under me. Even tho he said he would hold if I paid $500. It is a 2082 with the 682 pannels, he had a parts tractor with the correct pannels and he had a qa42b blower and two decks. The tractor had a big hole in the center console the PTOS needed to be wired and the headlights didn't work. So I went and bought a 102 with a chipper because he sold it out from under me.
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I have a ton of pictures of it. I will try to post later if you want them. Yes it actually had the rear pto.
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I have a ton of pictures of it. I will try to post later if you want them. Yes it actually had the rear pto.
I say some one paid he more for it
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That's what I was thinking.
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