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Old 04-15-2012, 04:50 PM
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Hey everyone. I ran across a yellow 682 yesterday. I have never seen a yellow 82 series before and I was wondering if it was some rare variation. I Have wanted a 82 series for a while now but they are pretty sparse around here.
I think the 682 has a manual lift, correct? Also it looked like the rear end was pulled for some reason, are there any well-know problems for these? I really don't know if its for sale of not, I am going to talk to the lady Thursday about it so I want to know everything about it before I make her an offer. what would be a good price for a yellow 682?
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The yellow 682's are MTD built and built for non-IH dealerships. They still painted them red for IH dealerships after the sellout to MTD until 1985. They are the same tractor as the red ones. I personally would paint it red if I got it but that's just me . They are good tractors. They have the aluminum rear end for sure which could be why its pulled. They have a tendency to come loose at the frame and cause issues. Even if its broke, cast iron rear ends with non-ported pumps seem to be dime-a-dozen to throw in it. Good price? I don't know... $300 needing work, $500+ running and operational. Note the + sign after the $500 as they can go double that sometimes running. Just my .02 on it.
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The early CCC 82 series used cast iron parts from IH until they ran out - check the SN.
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