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Old 12-09-2012, 05:25 PM
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I don’t know how asking for pics of your 782 got side tracked into a pull off between Chip and I.

For the record get off your lazy butt and post some pics of your 782.
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Still in the garage but got some room for tractors in there again! I might make momma happy and pull the van in the garage tonight. That would be huge brownie points for me.

Pics will be coming once I get the garage done.
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Old 12-09-2012, 07:35 PM
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what is the difference between the 17 hp and the 18hp. i am doing a project like this sometime this summer. i also have a 20hp i might throw in the frame not sure yet
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what is the difference between the 17 hp and the 18hp. i am doing a project like this sometime this summer. i also have a 20hp i might throw in the frame not sure yet
The difference between 17 HP and 18HP is 1 HP. The difference between 17 HP and 20 HP is 3 HP. The difference between 18 HP and 20HP is 2HP. Sorry but I just couldn’t resist.
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what is the difference between the 17 hp and the 18hp. i am doing a project like this sometime this summer. i also have a 20hp i might throw in the frame not sure yet
So far it's been a bolt up job. I'm going to have to use the sears muffler as the bracket on the bottom of the muffler isn't lining up. Are you going to use a mag as well?

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The difference between 17 HP and 18HP is 1 HP. The difference between 17 HP and 20 HP is 3 HP. The difference between 18 HP and 20HP is 2HP. Sorry but I just couldn’t resist.
I so saw this coming!
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Old 12-13-2012, 08:42 PM
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Hey Duke

Killer pics of the 782! Man that is awesome!
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Killer pics of the 782! Man that is awesome!
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The garage still isn't clean but here some pics of the 782 wiring mod Adam wired up with the wiring diagram Roland made up for me.

I'm going to have to have my welder guy extend the muffler bracket so I can attach it to the two bolts. The wiring and switch are using holes already in the fire wall. it doesn't seem right to drill/modsuch a low number tractor.

There will be no pics of the garage just the 782.

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Looks good Duke!!!
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