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Old 08-02-2014, 01:05 AM
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Hello Folks, I am currently living in SE Wisconsion (Go Pack Go) but originally grew up in SE Iowa on our family farm.

I have been a life long IH fan, grew up on an all red equipment farm, and the first pass I ever made on a lawn mower happened to be on a 982 Cub. Unfortunately, my dad sold it a few years ago and upgraded to a Dixie Chopper. The 982 was a great machine, but when you have 6+ acres of yard to mow that Dixie will just run circles around it .

I have recently acquired a 3-cylinder Kubota D722 diesel engine and if possible, I would really like to re-power either a 782 or 982 depending what I come across that's up for sale.

Hope to bounce a few ideas/thoughts off you guys in the future! Glad to be here!
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Where in south eastern Wisconsin? I'm near sheboygan. Hard not to love cubs!
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Welcome aboard! GO BEARS!!!! Just kiddin'!

Those little Kubota's are tough engines. Ask away on any questions.

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My uncle is a Vet up in the Sheboygan area. He used to breed/raise dogs as well. Beautiful country up there.
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Was it German shepards? If it was he was the vet at the dairy farm I worked at! Dr.Spicer or something like that?
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Was it German shepards? If it was he was the vet at the dairy farm I worked at! Dr.Spicer or something like that?
Wow, what a small world. Yep, Dr. Jim Spicer is my uncle. Was German Shepards. Uncle Jim recently had a stroke so it has slowed him down some. I keep thinking he'll retire someday. My folks were up there this past weekend. Jim's son just got married.
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Wow that's awesome! When we had a cow that needed something done right we called him! Very nice man!
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Just west of Racine a bit. So way SE WI haha.
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