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Old 04-05-2019, 02:57 PM
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I have a chance to buy a 2182 with a 60” deck. It has the gas Kubota WG600-B engine. It starts easy and sounds great. Mower has zero rust and runs quiet. Having only rely with the older cadets, 149/169 and such, I know nothing about these. It is priced between $750-$1000, he hasn’t given me his final price yet. I am not sure on how many hours it has. What are the thoughts on this tractor and the price? It also has the three point set up. Thanks.
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Old 04-05-2019, 03:50 PM
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I value the 3 point at $400 and the 60" deck at another $400 or $800 total so far. Any questions? Go get it.
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Final price is $800. It does not have the rear PTO or the front hydraulic ports. I would have guessed the front hydraulic ports were standard equipment?
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I've owned two 2182's and a 1782 all 3 had cooling issues. I installed gauges in all 3 so that I could keep a better eye on temps, idiot lights never did come on on any of them.
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Final price is $800. It does not have the rear PTO or the front hydraulic ports. I would have guessed the front hydraulic ports were standard equipment?
I have never seen one without them, maybe someone wanted a dual stick on another tractor. That is a great price, go get it before someone beats you to it.
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I value the 3 point at $400 and the 60" deck at another $400 or $800 total so far. Any questions? Go get it.
+1 on that. $800 is cheap, go get it!
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Dual hydraulics were an option for the cyclops SGT's. And not too common. They were standard on 15, 17, 18, 2072's.
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Here are some pictures of the 2182
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I'll go look at it for you. Just give me a minute to hook up the trailer.
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That’s a very good price for that one mister smith. Go get it if you haven’t already!
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