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03-08-2014, 03:25 PM
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Can anyone identify this plow?
I purchased my buddy's dearly departed fathers 782 with front hydraulics, deck, and blade for a song. My cousin saw the blade, and is drooling over it, wants to trade me his 195-364 2 stage blower for the blade, but I want to keep the blade to fill potholes in the lane. So if I get him a new blade, I can trade for his blower, which I want for the two days a year the snow is too deep for me to just drive over. (1/2 mile gravel lane, measured) (the blower model number does NOT list -100 as the last three numbers, and this model has been the subject of questions on this forum before) (I know I need a bigger tractor to live on 150 acres, that's just not in the cards this year or next - not until I pay off the brand new Bobcat FastCat Pro ZTR mower) Thanks for any help anyone may be able to provide! Other than service manuals from binder books, any other Cubbie specific reference books I should have on my shelf? Any recommended cross reference publications?
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