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06-13-2016, 10:40 AM
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My 882
Brand new here but can see there are a lot of nice, knowledgable people on this site. I will hopefully be retired soon and will have more time to play with my toy tractors!! lol
I have an 882 Diesel that my father bought in the late 80's. I used it throughout the years to mow my 2 acres of lawn and it has been a workhorse for me. Started having hydro problems a couple years ago and I haven't really had the time to play with it. It's always been inside and I start it up every other month or so and let it run for a bit. I have the 50 inch deck off it, cleaned up and stored away. I am currently working on a 1955 cub and should have that project mostly done this year. My first question for now: From reading posts, I see this is a fairly rare 1984 tractor. Does anyone here know how many were produced? I'm sure I'll have many questions next Spring when I start the restoration on this. Here are a couple pics. Thanks, Jeff 
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06-13-2016, 11:38 AM
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Welcome to OCC.....
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