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Old 09-10-2018, 12:22 AM
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Mike, I know what you mean... when they are close and cheap I just can't not buy them!

That one looks pretty straight.. At the price you paid you can't go wrong! keep us posted..
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Glad to see you brought it home Mike!

What's the plan for it?
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^^^^ what he said.
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Old 09-10-2018, 10:40 PM
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Not really sure honestly. I just have an illness for picking these things up when they’re close to home and getting them going and running great again. I’ve also always wanted an 82 series but when they come available they’re just too much and this one reminded me of one and the price was great. I don’t have a spread frame mule drive unless a wide frame one would work but also don’t have a C series deck to put under it either so again don’t know but like the rest it will be a work in progress.

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No battery so it’s been on a jump box life line
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The dash being so plain and not have any gauge's was kinda weird at first but the look has grown on me.
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I kinda like the plain dash also!
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You've got some good 82 bones there, not like it has to be original. Some sandblasting,pick a nice color and i think you will be happy. And go deck hunting. Mike
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Not sure if they have plow days in Florida but I'd make a play tractor out of it. I was so impressed with mine at plow day that I don't ever want to plow on anything else.
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I certainly like to plow with mine too!

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https://youtu.be/KjoprqwTkrI


It runs the tiller....

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And cultivator....

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I usually pull the sweeper with it...

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It's a pretty busy tractor really.
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Looks good Jon. Inspiring to see it’s your go to tractor. Not ashamed of putting some money into this one as you, Tim, and a couple others have no issues working yours.

Spent a little time today and got some of the weird yellow paint off. There was the outer yellow and then green primer (just like coop has ironically) then the oe beige. The funny thing is why the heck would someone paint over pretty decent paint to begin with and essentially ruin it. Oh well it’s coming along slowly. Used some chemical stripper to make it into a slurry then got as much off with a bondo scraper and rags. Then used carb cleaner to clean up the remains. Great thing is this stripper doesn’t effect the original paint at all which is surprising but boy will it bubble the bad paint in seconds.


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