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Old 11-25-2009, 08:28 PM
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PO says that Onan was replaced, but didn't know at how many hours. There are 3400 on the meter, and the motor runs strong and doesn't throw a lick of smoke (thru the dual exhausts:biggrin2.gif when started. The hydro is quiet as is the lift. No front or rear hyd ports but it does have a rear PTO and steering brakes. Tires are in great condition, but there is a leak in the rear end that I have to tend to. Also came with a 50" deck, which I'm getting tomorrow. What do you think?










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Old 11-25-2009, 08:34 PM
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Something about those red Cubs does it for me...
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Thats a great looking tractor toyman

Whats toygirl think ? She got plans for it? :biggrin2.gif:
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It does not seem like such a great find to me. If you'd like I will releave you of that burden, just tell me where to come get it and you"ll not be bothered by it any longer! It looks AWSOME!. I'm jealouse. Congrats and enjoy.
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I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but there's no rear PTO on there...
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in the next few nights, if you hear noises coming from where you are storing it, just go back to sleep, its just a bad dream...lol.... nice find!
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Nice 982, toyman!
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I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but there's no rear PTO on there...
I'm ok with you being the bearer, but what is the splined shaft that spins right above the rear end? (Last pic) I'm asking due to my lack of knowledge, no being a smarta$$.
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Thats a great looking tractor toyman

Whats toygirl think ? She got plans for it? :biggrin2.gif:
toygirl likes the 1862 better. The seat is adjustable, it has a tilt wheel and power steering. She drove it sitting in front of me, where she can command the 1862 on her own. Thanks for asking!!!!
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The splined shaft coming out of the rear is for the optional rear pto kit which is pretty expensive. That's a nice looking 982.
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