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Old 11-19-2012, 07:03 AM
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real nice 782 allen my 682 looks just like it exept mine has turf tires on the back with front ag tires 4 ih hubcaps and a mower deck
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What makes one a series 1 or 2? While that beautiful piece of work was at my place I found series 2 markings all over the engine tins but im sure that doesn't matter if they were changed. It sounds good though doesn't!
The series II was the better of the two engines. It has full pressure lubrication to the mains as well as rod bearings. The series I had lower pressure lube to the mains, and splash lubrication to the rods. The series II could also have the provision for a remote oil filter.

The series I engine is a good engine if the oil is kept full and you stay away from mowing on slopes. That is the main thing that starves the rods causing block windows.

Allen, she sounds great in the vid and I don't see any smoke. She's a good motor so don't worry about it. Sounds like it may be a series II anyway.
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The series II was the better of the two engines. It has full pressure lubrication to the mains as well as rod bearings. The series I had lower pressure lube to the mains, and splash lubrication to the rods. The series II could also have the provision for a remote oil filter.

The series I engine is a good engine if the oil is kept full and you stay away from mowing on slopes. That is the main thing that starves the rods causing block windows.

Allen, she sounds great in the vid and I don't see any smoke. She's a good motor so don't worry about it. Sounds like it may be a series II anyway.
Adam & Josh: It could be a Series 2. The oil fill and dipstick are the same as the Mag 18 in my 1872.
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Allen, Looking Good! Those 82-series are just such a nice machine to operate!

A nice, balanced collection you have, with room to grow! Was there a mower deck included in the aquisition? Mower decks = seat time!

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Allen, Looking Good! Those 82-series are just such a nice machine to operate!

A nice, balanced collection you have, with room to grow! Was there a mower deck included in the aquisition? Mower decks = seat time!
Thanks Tom! I didn't get a mower deck with the 782. Jenn uses her 2130 to mow the yard.
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Looks good. I love those red tractors. Whatcha gonna bring to the next plow day now? Your gonna have to get a bigger trailer.
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I would kill to have a red one. She looks to be at home.
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Looks good. I love those red tractors. Whatcha gonna bring to the next plow day now? Your gonna have to get a bigger trailer.
Thanks Todd! I plan to bring the 1872. I think, I need a bigger trailer too.
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