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Old 08-07-2012, 09:50 AM
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Sweet 782! Thanks for posting pics for us!
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Correct and the model/serial plate has Cleveland, Oh stamped on it. Is that CCC? Also while t/s the engine problem I noticed an additional short block rating plate on one of the covers. I have all the service records/receipts from the original owner and with the thrower/blade/repair etc he had quite an investment in this machine. Tickled to own it!
Yep the Cleveland tag confirms it's a CCC 782. The IH version would have said International Harvester on it. That is a nice 782. Pretty cool you have the service records and receipts. So are you the second owner? Series I or Series II engine?

I would pull off the engine sheet metal and make sure there isn't a mouse house or anything stuck in the blower housing. This could cause overheating. These cubs with the side shields are meant to run with the shields on. They help direct the heat towards the front and out of the engine bay and are supposed to reduce the heating problems. Thanks for sharing the pics.
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Second owner and it's a Series II engine. I had the engine side covers off as part of the tune up and they were clogged somewhat but no nests or other homesteads were found!
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what makes you believe its overheating? air cooled engines do get quite hot under normal conditions maybe its not really overheating? just regular heating? just a thought.
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Because it dies after 10 - 15 minutes when the tractor side covers are on. After it's cools a few it starts right up. She'll go all day without the tractor side covers on. It did find that I was missing the upper engine cover though thanks to the help I got here on OCC.
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