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Old 08-17-2011, 04:21 PM
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Great haul Todd. Glad you decided to get it. You'll love it. Didnt you tell you wanted to trade it for a Cub Farmall?? Ive got a good one for you! Ha, congrats man!
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Old 08-17-2011, 05:28 PM
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Great find dude, I stopped bidding on 1782, at $1300, in pa. I should have kept bidding but finances are to tight right now!!! great find good luck
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That's a nice complete find. You might consider bypassing the glow plug indicator if it's not already burned out. I's a pretty big cranking power leak.
I would not do that without adding a solenoid and heavier wiring to the glow plugs...the tractor's wiring harness cannot handle the current draw that will result if you simply bypass the glow indicator.
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Thanks guys. I have a few other tractors to get going ahead of this one so I'll be doing lots of research on the repairs needed. Here are a few of the PO installed "Peterbuilt special edition" emblems. One in the back above the CCC and in the middle of the hood on the side (he drilled holes in the hood to attach them)
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You did good on your 882, Todd!
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You sure did.

Looks nice and complete with the front CCC emblem and even all of the OEM muffler. Mine was missing and it was over $200 to get back in business. I've done a number of minor improvements to mine, so PM me anytime and we can get on the phone and talk 882s.

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Did you buy that off of craislist I thought I saw one that the guy said it was made by peterbuilt.
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