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Old 06-18-2018, 03:37 PM
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Sold my 782 with the CH20. It went about as far from me as you can get in the continental US away from me. Somebody else will enjoy it now. No body on here bought it as far as I know.
Going to replace it with a 1864 just to see what all the hype about the best GT cub cadet made is about. We will see, I’ve got pretty high standards after running my 2182s for a couple of years now.
Kids mowed with the 782 and wanted power steering. I was getting bored with no cub projects so Ive started looking for a 64.
The 782 wasn’t IH and someday I’ll find an IH 782 and do the same transplant I did to the other one.
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Old 06-18-2018, 10:33 PM
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Sold my 782 with the CH20. It went about as far from me as you can get in the continental US away from me. Somebody else will enjoy it now. No body on here bought it as far as I know.
Going to replace it with a 1864 just to see what all the hype about the best GT cub cadet made is about. We will see, I’ve got pretty high standards after running my 2182s for a couple of years now.
Kids mowed with the 782 and wanted power steering. I was getting bored with no cub projects so Ive started looking for a 64.
The 782 wasn’t IH and someday I’ll find an IH 782 and do the same transplant I did to the other one.
You are looking??

And if you wanted power steering on a 782, and you were bored with no projects then why the hell didn't you just add power steering to your 782? Maybe you should talk to me the next time you have this kind of dilemma. LOL
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Old 06-19-2018, 12:21 AM
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Terry, I'm sorry for your loss.


Yeah.... should have just put ps on the 782. The 1864 is a good tractor.... but a 782 with power steering is better.
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Old 06-19-2018, 08:16 AM
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Terry, I'm sorry for your loss.


Yeah.... should have just put ps on the 782. The 1864 is a good tractor.... but a 782 with power steering is better.
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Old 06-19-2018, 09:11 AM
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I understand where you guys are coming from.
The next 782 will be an IH and maybe I will put power steering on it.
It will not be used, just for show.
I know they are the same but there is that tag. Maybe I should of just changed the tag.
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You ever get a 1864?
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I hope you do soon. I've been lookin too. My wife needs the electric start and ps. An of course the tilt wheel. Thought you maybe got the one outta greenville.
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