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Old 03-25-2018, 12:17 PM
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The one I have has two bends.
That means it s worth twice as much as a 1 bended one.
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Me too for some reason. Almost all the way down, he has it listed as WF. I have one in the shed and had forgot what it fit.
Ok. So, now I don't think it was my imagination. I'm going to go out and look. I have a 5, 682 and an 1811 with a sleeve hitch. But I *think* my 682 had the wrong bar. I think it had a strait bar on it.
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Well, I went and looked. I only have 2 styles of lift bar. (Like the pics I posted above.) The 682 had one from a 782 on it. I don't see any reason that a 5 and 6 couldn't use the same bar.....
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Here is kit from a 782...

https://columbus.craigslist.org/grd/...530425439.html
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Now that I know what to look for I will have to keep my eyes open next time I'm at my buddies house, he has about 30 bars in a pile in the corner of the barn so hopefully I get lucky.
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When High Speed had a Cub Cadet 3pt on his 782, it had the Straight lift rod... no bends
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Or... I could always put the extra cat0 setup I have on it.
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I'm not sure what to do. I bought the Cub 3 point just out of opportunity because it was cheap and I thought it was for a 782, I really have no need for a lift since all it will do is mow so whatever I put on will just be for the cool factor.
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Tim, do you have a 782 yet?
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