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Old 05-06-2015, 07:10 AM
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i have a grill and lights out of a 1210 it may work any one know?
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1200 I talked him down from 1500. I think I made a good deal and it comes with a bunch of Misc parts. So hopefully I have everything I need to to get it looking proper.
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Guys, just a FYI the yellow tractor is not a 982, it's a 1914 going by the model number on the tag.
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i have a grill and lights out of a 1210 it may work any one know?
Can anyone tell us if the grill and lights off a 1210 will work on the 982?
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So Just as an FYI. I put a new battery into the cub and it fired right up. SO I have a running 982 now! The Hydraulics seem to work fine as does the front and back PTO. How do I set the hight on the mower deck?

The engine sounds a little loud and a bit rough. I'm not sure if that is normal. I'll be doing a good carb cleaning on it next. Does anyone have any advice on how to quiet it down a bit. I can't hear anyone over the engine right now.
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