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Old 06-27-2015, 08:23 PM
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Looks like a pretty well done mod. Moved this to the CCC/MTD because it is what it is.
so are about 3/4s of the 4,5,6 782s but they always get to stay for benefit of the doubt i suppose. That why i don't post about my tractor its a 1282 with a cast iron rear, says international on it in 3 spots and on half the bolts, with an 1981 serial numbered motor but the serial tag was gone when i bought it. As soon as I did someone would start screaming im in the wrong threa so its not worth the trouble. Im stuck in limbo land. lol
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Old 06-27-2015, 08:26 PM
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Well it is what it is. Sort of a pile of parts made into a what ever. Not saying that it's not cool but without seeing it up close and personal I'll pass on it.
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Old 06-27-2015, 08:36 PM
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Yep it is what it is good eyes guys I thought those rear fenders looked funky.
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the one in the video don't look like a cyclops. if it is, its not a cyclops diesel setup, as they have the rad in back and battery in front on the 1782's. went back and looked, It is a cyclops but hes used a 782 style motor and setup in it. didn't see the tilt column at first.
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the one in the video don't look like a cyclops. if it is, its not a cyclops diesel setup, as they have the rad in back and battery in front on the 1782's. went back and looked, It is a cyclops but hes used a 782 style motor and setup in it. didn't see the tilt column at first.
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that's why I called it a mutt. I think it's the same tractor........
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