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Old 06-13-2013, 10:52 AM
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Nice find! From what I know the Linamar is an exact replica of the Onan P220, so parts are still going to be expensive for it.
Uggh! Well, I hope it stays together than the Onans did. It sure looks like a direct bolt-in, being that it uses the mufflers and other hook-ups that the original engine did...
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Nice score 105 Tom!!!
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Tom,
Nice find on the 982. She's a beast! Gotta love dual exhausts, Onan or not

Todd,
Looks like the grill has the mesh screen, but it also has the small bars in between the large rectangles. So, not an early grill just has the added mesh.
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Old 06-14-2013, 09:24 AM
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Tom nice 982
Hope your lx790 holds up better than mine I got about 2 seasons use out of it before it slung a piston rod and knocked a big chunk out of the cylinder wall. They don't make these engines anymore either.
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Old 06-14-2013, 09:46 AM
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Nice machine! Like the 3 point, you have a nice collection, Im just starting mine, slowly building! Unrelated question, but see your from Ellicott City, been working in Caytonsville area, drive through downtown on the way there, you go to the Ellicott Mills brew pub any? It looks cool enough, want to take the wife there one wknd.
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Old 06-14-2013, 10:12 AM
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Good for you..........I was actually trying to buy that tractor but got no returns to my emails.........now I know why..............LOL

Glad someone got it that will enjoy it and take care of it.
They ain't makn' any more of these "BIG RED CUBS"

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Old 06-14-2013, 06:37 PM
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glad you got it Tom it looks to be a nice tractor any 982s that I keep get kohlers I like good runners and cheaper parts over original
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Old 06-15-2013, 01:03 PM
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Great looking 982, awesome workhorses. Those 982's are keepers. I just finished refurbishing my 982 & I love it. Yours has 3 point hitch which is good, mine doesnt have it yet but will by this coming spring.
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Old 06-15-2013, 03:57 PM
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Well, it seems there is just now way to keep a good motor in a 982, then, LOL! I'm not too worried about this one letting go; it's only going to get limited light use in turn through rotation of my collection. If the tractor is here long term and it does let go, I'll find a good M-18 to drop in it and seek all the experts help here to get it coupled to the hydro.

BIGMOZEKE, I had a feeling this one caught your eye, but yes, it came to a good home, and if I decide to let it go after I go through it and play with it a while, I will post it here first.

RMOWL, PM me with an email or phone number if you want more local info or want to stop by one day. EC Brew Pub is a good dive. Stop by to see the Cubs, then take the wife there, it's only a few minutes away!
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