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Picked this up today for my 782 the only question is what are people doing for lift rods for the 82's series tractors no one i found is remaking them.
Oooh that's purdy,hope you got it cheap,I do believe the lift rod is the same as a 1650 on that style bracket.
My 782 has a different lift bracket and the lift rod is 3/4" thick with a bend in it to keep it form hitting the tin.
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Oooh that's purdy,hope you got it cheap,I do believe the lift rod is the same as a 1650 on that style bracket.
My 782 has a different lift bracket and the lift rod is 3/4" thick with a bend in it to keep it form hitting the tin.
I have no issue swapping that bracket for the slotted float one if need be as extreme makes them i just don't want to hurt the sheet metal. It was a fair deal i feel with the sale in the NF blade i have it will be a swap basically.
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I have new brackets,and used ones here,also the lift rod.
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