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Old 05-30-2013, 12:53 AM
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Well I did it again. Tripped across this 1872? 18 mag, duel brakes, and front hydraulics. No decals, but I think a 1872. Lots bigger than my 782. Been sitting for years. Should be fun. [ATTACH]
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Old 05-30-2013, 12:59 AM
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Another pic. This is my first super. I'm pretty excited. Gonna be out of town for few days. Can't wait till I get home to dig in. image.jpg
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Nice Super! That craftsman wouldn't happen to have an 18 hp kohler horizonal shaft magnum in it? Some do! Anyways, Nice Haul!!
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Congrats on the super!
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Congrats on your 1872, you'll love it! Can't wait to get mine back in a week or so.
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Great find on the southern super. Looks like it's in pretty good shape. Don't forget to check those rear end bolts.
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Thanks guys. Starting to wish I had more grass to cut. Ha I've cut a couple of my neibors grass latley for more seat time per tractor.

Grampie: no the craftsman has a 22.5 command vertical shaft. I thought at first it may have a horizontal also.

Oak: can you elaborate a little on rear end bolts? Do they get loose, waller out or shear off. I'm not sure what I should be looking for.
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