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Old 02-10-2017, 08:35 PM
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Brought the 1811 in the shop today. Wanna get started on diagnosing some of the issues with it. And they are plenty.
For starters I removed the tiller, and the 26" tires, and replaced with some skinnies so I can get around it easier.
First off the remote filter lines are in poor condition. Leakers. Looks like a cork gasket is in order for this tractor, and seems like the relief valves are a leaking too.
No brake return spring to be found. And I noticed the lights are a little wonky as well... And I'm pretty sure there will be numerous other things as I get deeper into it.
Well that's a start. Need to wait for some warm weather to get it outside and give it a bath. Might be awhile...












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Old 02-10-2017, 09:08 PM
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Looks to be a nice tractor. You will make that machine "like new" in no time!
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Old 02-10-2017, 09:32 PM
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So the 782 is done done??
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Old 02-10-2017, 11:22 PM
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Looks to be a nice tractor. You will make that machine "like new" in no time!
It's in pretty good condition, overall. It'll be a awhile, need to finish up the 782 first.

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So the 782 is done done??
No, No, not yet. Just wanted to get this one in the shop, and get started on it's issues while I'm waiting on a couple things for the 782.
Had nothing to do in the shop right now, other than wait, so figured today was as good as any to get the 1811 in.
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Old devil leaks like it was shot full of holes! Zippy1 to the rescue. Take us lots of pictures, please.
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Old 02-11-2017, 07:54 AM
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Don't know why but I like the photo of the mismatched tires! Reminds me of guys pulling the dual off the furrow side to do some plowing with farm tractors.

Is the tiller made by Cadet? You know, a "fun" upgrade would be an engine with electric start, you wouldn't have to run the cables too far to get to the tractor battery either. Just sayin......
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Why am I guessing that you will be sending the check valves out for re-build?
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Looks like that thing needs a hood ornament. Can you come down to my place and finish the 982 I started over a year ago? Looks great Todd & I enjoy all of your rebuilds.
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Looks like you got your work cut out for you. My project 1872 looked as bad or worse from the oil leaks. How far are you going with this one? Just do not let it turn into a while I am here I might as well fix this, things have a way of snowballing as I am sure you know. My 1872 rebuild started out as just fix it up so I could use it as a dedicated snow blower tractor and look at where it is today. Good luck with this one and stay warm.
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Old devil leaks like it was shot full of holes! Zippy1 to the rescue. Take us lots of pictures, please.
Will do Steve...
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Is the tiller made by Cadet? You know, a "fun" upgrade would be an engine with electric start, you wouldn't have to run the cables too far to get to the tractor battery either. Just sayin......
It is a Cub Cadet tiller. I ain't needing any more "fun" things right now John.

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Why am I guessing that you will be sending the check valves out for re-build?
You are correct again Sam. I wish I had that crystal ball of yours to see in the future.

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Looks like that thing needs a hood ornament. Can you come down to my place and finish the 982 I started over a year ago? Looks great Todd & I enjoy all of your rebuilds.
Yeah, it needs a hood ornament, know where I can get one? Sorry my friend, but wouldn't want to take the fun away from you working on the 982...

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Looks like you got your work cut out for you. My project 1872 looked as bad or worse from the oil leaks. How far are you going with this one? Just do not let it turn into a while I am here I might as well fix this, things have a way of snowballing as I am sure you know. My 1872 rebuild started out as just fix it up so I could use it as a dedicated snow blower tractor and look at where it is today. Good luck with this one and stay warm.
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Well Tom, I know how that goes, one thing leads to another, and so on, but what ever needs to be fixed will get fixed. My father pounded something in my head years ago.
He would say, "You do it right, the best you can, or don't do it at all".
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