The 782D has only been in the family for a couple weeks and the 100 a couple months maybe. The 100 had set for I don't know how many years under a tree by a barn when i found it. it wasn't stuck and amazingly enough it took longer to get the clutch freed up than it did to have it running lol. It will be the first to get the complete restore, then probably the 76. They are just a lot of fun to play with, just need to get more attachments so I can "justify" them to my wife :-)
I'm just west and south of Albany in King City.
As soon as i can figure it out I'll try to get some pics put up of them
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782D, 1450, 100, SO 76, 60, 102 puller, 3314 self propelled and 3323 push w electric start 
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