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Old 01-05-2013, 10:15 PM
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CCC built red tractors for IH concurrently with yellow and white tractors for Cub Cadet dealerships between the end of IH production in the middle of 1981 and then end of IH in 1985.
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Thanks for all the info guys! Looks like I'll be aware of what to look out for when i do the swap! Thanks Again!!
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Sorry I have another question. If I don't use the hydraulics outputs on the 1171 rear I have, do I just cap off the ports or do I need to route it from the outlet to the inlet?

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if you got good steel caps you can just plug or you can inlet to out let either would work
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if you got good steel caps you can just plug or you can inlet to out let either would work
Not entirely true. Unless you do the 169 hydraulic lift install instructions in reverse to reconfigure the implement relief and charge pump relief valves when you cap off the ports, something may be damaged.

Easiest thing to do would be to just connect the ports with a short U-shaped piece of tubing. Then nothing else is needed
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that 682 I had last year had the lift from a 782 on it. and I know it had a pump put on it cause it had yellow paint on it.
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Doug,
I'm putting front dual hydraulics and a 54" power angle plow on that 682 now 782 you had last year.
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I'm putting front dual hydraulics and a 54" power angle plow on that 682 now 782 you had last year.
sweet. was kinda missin that sims cab a month ago when I was throwing snow. I think I had more on me then was throwing in the yard.
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