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Old 02-28-2016, 11:34 PM
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Hi everyone, my name John. I've been away from Cub Cadets for awhile. I have been searching for a 782 and Lew had this nice early 782 posted for sale, so I decided to take the plunge back into the cub scene.

I need to track down a mower deck for this machine, so I can mow with it this year.

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Old 02-29-2016, 12:33 AM
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Hey John, welcome back into the group. Once it's in your system, it's nearly impossible to get out.
Great looking 782, congrats
Way to go Lew, free up some space for more
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I've got one just like that with front hydraulics, I think both mine and yours are '82s (the 142 signifies 1982? Correct me if I'm wrong), and I'll tell you what it's probably my favorite machine now. Real nice looking, comfortable, capable. Mine is a REAL bad oil burner so it's gonna need a transplant at some point but it's been a good snow plow and lawn sweeper tractor.
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Hey John147,good to meet you sunday.
Hope to see you at the PA plowday!
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Hey John127,good to meet you sunday.
Hope to see you at the PA plowday!
You mean John147 congrats on the nice tractor John
Bring me something to PA plow day Lew.
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Old 02-29-2016, 01:26 PM
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Nice 782, you have there!
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Old 02-29-2016, 07:47 PM
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Thanks everyone i took some more pictures but photobucket is being kinda stupid today. I really want to make PA plow day i just have to decide if i can swing everything needed. I have to also decided on CAT-0 or sleeve hitch, I have a 12" brinly CAT-0 plow but i'm not sure i want to run that on the 782.
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Old 03-24-2016, 11:03 PM
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Had the cub out while i was dragging my bolens collection out for it's hopeful new owner tomorrow. Took a picture with a trailer full of plows i also got a mower deck needs some work.









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Looks like it is earning its keep John,will I see you on sat at the farm auction?
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