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Old 11-29-2011, 07:36 PM
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WOW! What a Deal and Price. Also, get back over there and grab that tiller. You can't find those things hardly at all. Much less for "nothing"... Congrats
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Old 11-29-2011, 07:58 PM
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Old 11-29-2011, 08:12 PM
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For a $100 bucks , i would have got the money from somewhere right then. You better go back and get that tiller.
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Looks like a very complete and well cared for tractor. Congratulations! Yea you better try to get the tiller and ask if they have any other junk they want to get rid of too.
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Looks like a very complete and well cared for tractor. Congratulations! Yea you better try to get the tiller and ask if they have any other junk they want to get rid of too.
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Sounds like a man with a plan!

Congrats and Welcome to the addiction!
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Hi Bob. Congrats on the bigger tractor. What's to become of that red 982 now? I read something of a 582 parts tractor.
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Hi Bob. Congrats on the bigger tractor. What's to become of that red 982 now? I read something of a 582 parts tractor.


Ditto that, we need a pic of the "lineup", or are you stacking them like firewood!!??
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What did you ever do with your 1872 and did you go get the tiller?
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do you know of any of any 782s for sale in ga my son is looking for one
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do you know of any of any 782s for sale in ga my son is looking for one
Place a want ad in the wanted section of the site with contact info and you'll have better chance of finding one.
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