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Old 07-21-2011, 11:06 AM
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Can anyone tell me why my Cub Cadet (RED) 782D has an aluminium rearend? Where some aluminium and some cast?
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Old 07-21-2011, 11:24 AM
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Because it is a CCC(MTD) not an IH. The 782D's were built in '84 & '85, after IH sold to CCC in '81. The 782D was made by CCC to be sold by IH dealers, it's yellow and white twin was the 882 sold thru CC dealers.
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Old 07-21-2011, 11:38 AM
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Thanks Toyman. Thats why my 782 gas has the cast rearend then. It was built by IH yet.
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Is a 982 a CCC tractor then to?
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No worries, the aluminum rear end internals are said to be every bit as robust as their cast iron predecessors....they're just lighter.

When I cleaned out the rear drive on my 882, it looked like it was brand new and ready for another 40 years.

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The AL's internals are as robust or more robust, but I guarantee the AL case isn't. I have two broken AL cases sitting in my shop.
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The 982 could have either a CI rear, if below SN 720,000, or an AL rear, if at or above SN 720,000. What years were they made?
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Is a 982 a CCC tractor then to?
The 982's can be both CCC or IH. SN <700000 were IH with the cast iron rear end. SN 700000-720000 were CCC with cast iron rear end and the ones above 720000 were CCC with the Alum rear end.
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Thanks Toyman. Thats why my 782 gas has the cast rearend then. It was built by IH yet.
To make it more complex, even 782's with cast rears can be CCC built regardless if they're red or yellow/white.
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Yep some of the lucky first few 782's that CCC built got the left over CI rear's and front axles. Mine is one of those. It is CCC built with CI IH rear and front axle.

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