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Just came in from the shop. Replaced the bearing plate gasket (2x) and the seal (2x) on the 982. (Long story!) It's now running fine with no leaks. Installed new plugs and wires and now I have to reinstall the pto and put the mufflers, shrouds, grill, hood and side plates back on. Then it will be ready for action!
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CBH,
Nice hitch on your new Cub :biggrin2.gif:


toyman,
Sounds like you had problems....
Glad to hear you got it figured out. Get us some pictures if you have the chance.
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BignastyGS, I'll trade that 782 for $1700 and your spring assist
I like my selection too, except the 128 hasn't moved under it's own power since November... I can't wait for plowing season lol. My dad let's me use an old grainery for cub storage.. Room for at least 40 indoors
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I picked up the 1872 about a week and a half ago. :biggrin2.gif:
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Your 1872 and hitch look great, CBH!
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I installed the new wiring harness in my 129 today, but I still need more parts. The Solenoid is bad, and I think I was sold the wrong Regulator.
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I installed the new wiring harness in my 129 today, but I still need more parts. The Solenoid is bad, and I think I was sold the wrong Regulator.
Why do you think it is the wrong reg.?
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I think I was sold a Reg from an original, one of the terminals doesn't match.
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I think I was sold a Reg from an original, one of the terminals doesn't match.
dont match how? can you be more specific.
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The reg that was on it, has a Fld, Bat, and Gen, terminals plus a Ground.

The one they sold me has a Field, Bat, L and Gen terminal.

According to the wiring diagrams, the 3 wire fits most model, but the 4 wire fits the originals.
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