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Old 02-05-2013, 08:29 AM
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Default Deck for a 782

The CCC 782 I bought last summer has a 44A deck, but it's in sad shape. Old welds and bends lead me to think it needs replacing. So, here's a couple questions:

1) What other decks (besides the 44A) will fit a 782?

2) When I use the current deck to mow, it sounds like the deck is rattling (up/down, or side-to-side movement) against the support clevises at the front of the deck. Am I supposed to be hearing that or is my deck out of alignment?

It appears the PO banged into some substantial obstacles while mowing, bending the front end of the deck (hence, the poor shape and welds).

Any help is appreciated. Thanks!
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Old 02-05-2013, 09:25 AM
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The 44A was never made for the 82 Series Cubs. It would have to be altered to work.

The 38C, 44C or 50C was the correct mower deck for the 82 Series tractors.
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You can also put the 46" deck from an 1811 etc.. But it wasn't an available option at the time.
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Old 02-05-2013, 01:16 PM
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The 44A was never made for the 82 Series Cubs. It would have to be altered to work.

The 38C, 44C or 50C was the correct mower deck for the 82 Series tractors.
Uhmmm...perhaps my memory is faulty. Thought the nameplate said 44A, but I could be wrong. I'll double check.

Since I was wanting to replace the deck, I was just wondering if any other decks would fit my clevis mounting pins (such as aagitch's comment about the1811 deck).
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Old 02-05-2013, 07:08 PM
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Uhmmm...perhaps my memory is faulty. Thought the nameplate said 44A, but I could be wrong. I'll double check.

Since I was wanting to replace the deck, I was just wondering if any other decks would fit my clevis mounting pins (such as aagitch's comment about the1811 deck).
I would think that when you find another deck with the same size pullies as your PTO and you got the deck hanger that mounts the mower with it, you would have a lot of possibilities?

You can look in the Parts Tree parts listing to get an idea of what was available for your tractor and later similar models.
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