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Old 12-03-2014, 03:48 PM
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Ryan,

That is an IH made 782. I do have a diagram for this modification.
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Old 12-03-2014, 04:32 PM
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Ryan,

That is an IH made 782. I do have a diagram for this modification.
Good deal! I don't suppose you would you be willing to share this?
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Old 12-03-2014, 05:18 PM
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I will send it to the E-Mail address listed in your profile.
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Got it, thank you sir
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Well guys, wanted to shoot out a quick update on this project for those that had helped thus far with it. This project, at the moment, is no more. The guy I was going to buy all my parts off of decided to change his mind at the last minute and keep the engine "just in case he needed it". I contacted him last night, said I'd be up after work to get what we agreed upon, and he said he wanted to keep it. LOOVVVEEE working with this guy I did at least get the correct subframe for my blade and the factory lift bracket for my 1864 so it wasn't a total loss.

Now I'm debating if I even want to move forward with this project. With the amount of machine that come up around here during the spring time season, I may just be better off socking away my pennies until spring and just buy a running a red machine and be done with it. This project has been cursed since day one anyway

Anywho, thanks for the help up to this point with this, guys. I have bookmarked all the resources that have come my way in this thread, so when the day comes for me to repower a red machine, I'll be off to a good start.
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Well , that really sucks
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No worry Ryan, another motor will come along. More fish in the sea. Mike
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