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Old 03-25-2021, 04:17 PM
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Other than more HP, is there any other reason you went with a 23hp instead of the more direct 18hp replacement?

https://www.smallenginewarehouse.com...t-782-Category
My lawn has some pretty steep hills and the 782 and the 1440 both bog down when mowing up hill, I also bought a NOS fan assisted bagger setup that I want to run which will put even more strain on the engine. I'm hoping 23hp is enough to run the bagger while mowing uphill and not bog down.
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I tried to look up the 784 on the TractorData.com.... I'm surprised it doesn't even list it though I hear of 784 several times. I was trying to find out more about this tractor including what engine was supplied.

What engine are you replacing with this new one?
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Try looking up 782. It's the same thing just doesn't have dual hydraulics.
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I tried to look up the 784 on the TractorData.com.... I'm surprised it doesn't even list it though I hear of 784 several times. I was trying to find out more about this tractor including what engine was supplied.

What engine are you replacing with this new one?
The 784 is a 782 with dual hydraulics. The engine I'm replacing is the original KT17 series 1.
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I also have a 784. Love that tractor.
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784 is a RARE 782?
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YUP, 784's are rare.
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Tim, That's a thing of Beauty. Put it on the coffee table and you
would have a fine work of art to look at, and a real conversation
piece when people come over.

Can't wait to see it in the 784
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Can you post a picture of the engine driveshaft adapter?
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Did you ever get this installed?
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