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Old 08-04-2013, 12:28 PM
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If it is nice enough overall then you might want to consider one of the Surplus Supply's little diesels. They are a little more than a B&S or Kohler but then they are diesels. I do not know what the installation effort would be but if the final outcome was great then you would have a tractor for your grandchildren.
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I have thoight about putting a one lung diesel in it. I don't beleave it would be very hard. A few minor changes in the wiring and it would be good to go. But I'm kinda wanting to stay away from diesels for the time being. Mainly because of the cost. Ill find what I'm looking for. Dont know what it is but ill know when I find it
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Congrats on your 782,whatever you put in it that hydro lift will be a real arm saver.
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Oh yea I love hydro lift. Thats why I'm second guessin pullin the engine out of the 1450
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looks in good shape
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Old 08-06-2013, 11:36 AM
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Any luck deciding what to do for an engine on the 782 yet? I'm anxious to see it going
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