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Old 08-05-2013, 09:39 PM
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Well, I ended up with a 1782 recently. I need to fix some wiring issues on it. Is there any other problems I should look out for on a cyclops? The plastics seem to be good. I'm looking forward to playing with this. Also, will my mower deck off my '89 1050 fit? It's a 38" I think. I wasn't sure if I used all the mule parts, etc if it would fit. A lot of trees to weave around, and don't think the 60" will do very well.
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Welcome to OCC! Congrats on your 1782!
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Congratulations on the new tractor.
I am not sure whether or not the deck will work, but someone will be along shortly that will be of more help i am sure.
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That deck won't work on the super. Besides, I think you'll find that 60" will get around stuff a lot better than the 38" would.
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congrats ....if its the same tractor im thinking u got ive mowed with it and run it several times and it is a tough machine and runs pretty darn good.
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I think a 48" is the smallest deck that fits the super tractors from what my owners manuals tell me.
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Well, I ended up with a 1782 recently. I need to fix some wiring issues on it. Is there any other problems I should look out for on a cyclops? The plastics seem to be good. I'm looking forward to playing with this. Also, will my mower deck off my '89 1050 fit? It's a 38" I think. I wasn't sure if I used all the mule parts, etc if it would fit. A lot of trees to weave around, and don't think the 60" will do very well.
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You will have to know your Serial Number, so here is the Chart:

Ok.....maybe is this better...



The asterisk (*) indicates serial range 821,101 & higher.
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Congrats on the 1782 smoker! Can't wait to see some pics.
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Old 08-06-2013, 12:32 PM
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That's a cool diagram. The serial is 808 something, so its an early one. Once I figure out the wiring issues, I guess I'll hook up the deck and see how it mows.
The biggest deal is my ditch in the front yard. Right now I have a little green mower, and I don't really care about it, so I just throw it into the ditch and hit it. I don't really want to trash this tractor running it thru there.
I'll try to get some pics up of it soon. Right now its all apart!
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