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Old 01-01-2017, 01:50 PM
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Default Loaded 982 with engine knock worth?
It's not mine, but wondering what you think it's worth. Lender says it runs but has a knock. Has 3 pt hitch, rear PTO, front and rear hydraulic ports, and has-been repainted. No mower deck included. It looks great.

What's it worth?

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Old 01-01-2017, 01:58 PM
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Pictures are everything. To rebuild the original Onan B48G is $$$$$.
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About 3 years ago this forum told me the 982 I bought with 3pt hitch and 60" Haban, but with No turning brakes, No front hydraulics, No rear PTO, not running, looking like crap, was well worth the $600 I paid for it. Like Roland said, pics would be helpful. Ask yourself how much it's gonna cost you to find a used 20hp (aprox) engine of some flavor that can be easily adapted to go in it, that may help you decide. The hitch and rear PTO are high dollar options.
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Scot, I would say no less than $1200 if it has those options but pics would help a bunch.

Onan's got a bad rap on being rebuilt but I don't think are any more expensive than rebuilding a Kohler Mag.
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Dang, that looks nice. What price is the owner asking?
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That tractor, with all it's options, looks like the rare model....986.
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Assuming a bad engine I would go 1750.
It's not IH, but if it were I would go 2000.
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How do you know it's not a IH model? Thought all 982s were IH. It has been repainted.
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Looks real good!
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