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Old 10-27-2018, 08:13 PM
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You did good. That super looks great.
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Nice work! Looks like you found one that, with a little love, is now a great tractor. Deck looks good too!
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Nice work! Looks like you found one that, with a little love, is now a great tractor. Deck looks good too!
Deck isn’t in great shape, but it’s mostly sound. Rusted through in a couple of spots that I welded ugly patches in to fix. I figure if I keep it clean, as much as I mow with it it’ll be good for another 10-15 years though.
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you did well! Looks like a really nice working machine now!
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Very nice work!
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Ready to blow snow!

Looking forward to the white stuff coming down. Probably ought to get some chains for it. Loaded the tires with 10 gal each of washer fluid, though, and that seemed to make it a lot more stable with that heavy bastard of a blower hanging off the front of it.
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very nice, what blower is that?

I picked up a 2084 about a year ago, engine was in the same shape as yours, both head gaskets blown and needed both coils and a fuel pump. PO litterly drove into the grave.
you got a much better deal than I did, I paid a little over $400 for mine with no deck or anything.

I really like mine, that power steering is awesome.
I'm currently doing some "upgrdes?" to mine
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very nice, what blower is that?

I picked up a 2084 about a year ago, engine was in the same shape as yours, both head gaskets blown and needed both coils and a fuel pump. PO litterly drove into the grave.
you got a much better deal than I did, I paid a little over $400 for mine with no deck or anything.

I really like mine, that power steering is awesome.
I'm currently doing some "upgrdes?" to mine
It's a 451.

Good news is that it's pretty easy to work on.

They are pretty awesome machines. I love my 82 series tractors, but it's really hard to not want to use this thing most of the time.

I need to take a look at the trunion on this one. That job might wait until spring. Will probably put a set of super braces on it at the same time.
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Ready to blow snow!

Looking forward to the white stuff coming down. Probably ought to get some chains for it. Loaded the tires with 10 gal each of washer fluid, though, and that seemed to make it a lot more stable with that heavy bastard of a blower hanging off the front of it.
Loaded tires make a HUGE difference no matter what you are doing with it... Here in the south we load them just to cut grass.. makes a big difference when mowing off camber or just turning around.. The braces will also stiffen the tractor considerably.. Looks great!
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