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Old 04-02-2011, 03:36 PM
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And we also made a small weight bracket for the rear.
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Well I pulled the new to me 682 out of the garage today and got the neutral and hydro creep adjusted. Then I hooked up to the york rake and dragged the stones out of the yard from the snow blower.
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I got the hydro issue figured out on the 1811! turns out i had too much fluid in the rear end and he filter clogged up from gunk i couldnt get out. so new filter and drained some fluid and all is normal again!
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I was able to test my just rebuilt mower deck. It mowed pretty nice. It sure is nice mowing with power steering.
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I was able to test my just rebuilt mower deck. It mowed pretty nice. It sure is nice mowing with power steering.
OH hush!!! LMAOO!! Man that thing sure is great looking. I can't grumble too much, you sure did get the 782 steering real good. Everyone that has tried it has gotten bug eyed when they steered it, LOL.. couldn't get over how easy it is. I just got done putting a good coat of wax on her too.
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Awesome pics, guys!

I got some great seat time on the 100 & 122. Hope y'all enjoy the pics!





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Looking good ACecil
Cool picture with both of them hooked up ready to go
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Jeff, looking good buddy! Dig the loader and ag's are looking tough.

Allen, some good pics of ya and the cubs Can't wait to see the lawn up here

Adrian, that 982D is one bad tractor
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OH hush!!! LMAOO!! Man that thing sure is great looking. I can't grumble too much, you sure did get the 728 steering real good. Everyone that has tried it has gotten bug eyed when they steered it, LOL.. couldn't get over how easy it is. I just got done putting a good coat of wax on her too.
You should have seen how horrible it steered with the old steering box/column in it. It is one of the easiest manual steerings I've used. The v61tires made it steer even easier.
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I finally got the steering tunnel off the 107 frame today.
these Hydros are no joke- Everything is tied together so well!! Unfortunately I had to use Chisel blaster to remove most bolts on this one. PB did nothing for me this round. I even busted the darn rockshafts trying to get them off the clutch/brake shaft. I tried so hard to keep them intact. Now I have a new machining task for this conversion. ugh.
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