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UPDATE:
The 1782 used two different 60" decks by Haban 1782 w/serial <821,100 used 190-374-100 Mower Deck 1782 w/serial 821,101> used 190-325-100 Mower Deck The 374 deck used 954-3023 V-Belt - .660" x 93.13" The 325 deck used 954-3051A V-Belt - B-Sect - 97.5"
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That’s where things go astray. My 1782 is serial number 802743 so it’s the early one. But the previous owner put an later model deck on it. I guess the best course of action would be to buy both and return the one that doesn’t fit.
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We see it everyday, where PO's "make" things fit.
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Got some seat time on the new to me cub. Found that a 5/8 x 94” belt was perfect. I fixed the glow plug wire that was broke into and it fired right up. This tractor mows better than any of my others. Nice level cut with no gouging unlike my 147.
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Coming back to the slow comment, I think it depends on what you mean. If you are saying should reverse be slower than forward the answer is yes. They are set up that way. Keep in mind that a hydrostatic transmission really does not care what direction it is going. It has the same potential for speed in either direction based on the flow and pressure it has available. The speed is controlled by how far you can move the valve in each direction. So, if you mean slower than other similar models then you could have an issue. On my 1872 it was so slow and weak in reverse it could not back up a hill. I found worn linkages that I filled back in with weld and after fixing that I re-adjusted neutral and now it has all the speed and power I could want in reverse. I was surprised at how little wear it took to impact reverse. The impact to forward was not as obvious due to there being more throw in the linkage for that direction. Hope that helps. Brian |
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Thank you. Yeah I think that I have the typical trunnion wear like on my 147. I'll get the speed pretty close to where I want then it will take off like a shot and I'm trying to slow it back down. I did find my speed control lever was way loose and I tightened that up. I've installed some LED bulbs in the dash so now I can actually see them.
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Well I finally found the friction adjustment for the speed control and that helped a lot. I didn’t realize that the PO had it so loose. Also where can I source new wheels for the front of the Haben. Mine are in pretty sorry shape.
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1782, 1862, 1440(sold), 89 1050, 128, 70, some run some don't! 72 scout IH 404 tractor |
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possibly these also.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/22343783022...53.m1438.l2649
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1782, 1862, 1440(sold), 89 1050, 128, 70, some run some don't! 72 scout IH 404 tractor |
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Thank you so very much. I’ve been looking and it’s hard to judge what size to get when the ones I have are worn.
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