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Old 07-13-2018, 06:51 PM
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Default Unique 982 w/ rear PTO & 3 pt hitch
Decent 982 with rear PTO and 3 pt hitch (missing one arm).....<$1,200

https://buffalo.craigslist.org/grd/d...632944538.html
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He said "Don't contact me if you don't want to pay $1150" well I won't be contacting him. Thing looks like it was put together with left over parts.
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Sure looks that way.
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Djrober is this your tractor?
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Not my tractor but I spoke with the guy who owns it. It's a true IH 982 with some desirable options, I wanted to pass it along.
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Not my tractor but I spoke with the guy who owns it. It's a true IH 982 with some desirable options, I wanted to pass it along.
Well.... the tag on the frame is anyway. But I'm pretty sure they didn't roll out of the factory painted with a white hood, yellow fenders, and everything else red. Nor did they sell them with those rear tires, those front tires, or missing a lift arm. It also has a 50" deck, not a 54". Pretty sure this guy pieced it together, like Sam said. Oh yes... the tag is definitely IH. If it runs, it's probably not a bad price. But I'd still be shy of it.
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Is that a hole in the frame on the left side....maybe one on the right too, or maybe it just looks that way?

That is one of the last 982's built being made in February 1981.

Not sure if I ever heard how many 982's were made.

Not too bad of a price if you're looking for a 982.
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But I'm pretty sure they didn't roll out of the factory painted with a white hood, yellow fenders, and everything else red. Nor did they sell them with those rear tires, those front tires, or missing a lift arm.
DAMN IT!!! I thought those colors made it a special edition one off CUB!. Sort of like a SO76.. um.. But different. lol
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Not sure why everybody has such an issue with this tractor? All the parts are red except two. When I look at it I see a tractor that's had two body panels replaced (not uncommon) and the tires replaced (also not uncommon), I definitely don't see a tractor that was built with leftover parts.
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Not sure why everybody has such an issue with this tractor? All the parts are red except two. When I look at it I see a tractor that's had two body panels replaced (not uncommon) and the tires replaced (also not uncommon), I definitely don't see a tractor that was built with leftover parts.
Agreed. Seems a little hippocrtical considering the prices that some are asking/have asked for their stuff. Long live the Viking!
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