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Old 12-04-2011, 11:51 PM
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the dealer said he would have noproblem getting $3500-$4500 for it,i think hes off his rocker ??!!!
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the dealer said he would have noproblem getting $3500-$4500 for it,i think hes off his rocker ??!!!
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Old 12-05-2011, 12:10 AM
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He`s crazier than a moonbat.
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I owned a really nice 1782 with 1600 hours on it with a 50" deck for 1 week. I sold it for $2400 and made a nice profit. I think the guy got a steal at $2400. I kinda wish i had it back.

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I found one at a dealer and it's in good shape with about 550 hours. He wants $3000. The cyclops series have the same problems, poor paint, poor electrical and cheap plastic panels. I still think they are the most comfortable to operate, great turning radius and have tilt steering. The engine is worth that much alone. I would be all over that one for that price.
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I found one at a dealer and it's in good shape with about 550 hours. He wants $3000. The cyclops series have the same problems, poor paint, poor electrical and cheap plastic panels. I still think they are the most comfortable to operate, great turning radius and have tilt steering. The engine is worth that much alone. I would be all over that one for that price.
I agree - I loved our 1211, and that series with all steel is terrific. But if you just look at it from an operating point of view, once you drive a cyclops with the tight radius, high comfortable seating position, I have to say they are better to operate. My 1864 is very comfortable, but the 2084 Super is just a perfect fit for me.

That is a steal. In good working order it's easily a $1,500 plus tractor, the 54" plows go for $500 if you can find them. Buy it quick!
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can you change the plastic to the metal because the head lites arnt brite enof for me
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I like the way some of the guys are using NF grills and hoods to replace the plastic with.
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Yeah I'm having electrical problems with mine.
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