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Old 08-02-2013, 12:32 PM
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Yea that 1711 has my 782s engine in it lol. I wish he still had the 482 that these rails sideshields and hood came from
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Old 08-02-2013, 01:14 PM
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Nice find!! But why do you say it's a non-IH? 782's came out under the IH banner, and yours even has the IH emblem on the front!! A lot of the emblems got knocked off those tractors.
Jonathan, CCC used the leftover IH parts after they took over.
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Jonathan, CCC used the leftover IH parts after they took over.
Yeah, I knew that. I couldn't see from his pics that it had the aluminum rear in it and SN# wasn't listed. No matter what, I'd call the 782 (red or yellow-white) an International because they designed and built them first! CCC/MTD just took over production.
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if I am hearing right the cradle comes from a 482 not the same cradle as a k series its for a briggs 11 hp
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Old 08-02-2013, 11:59 PM
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I'm not sure on the cradlenpart. I'm guessin its from a 482 cuz the spare hood has the 482 sticker. Ill figure it out its just kind of a project. Who knows maybenill run across a nice twin for it
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Hello, you need a cradle like the 1282 used. Mike
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If you're looking for an engine, how about this:

http://quadcities.craigslist.org/grd/3977290604.html
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If you're looking for an engine, how about this:

http://quadcities.craigslist.org/grd/3977290604.html
That seller is always selling cub parts and tractors. He is very high on his prices IMHO. His stuff is usually listed for months.....

If someone's looking for a twin kohler, there ya go I guess.
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That wouk d be great but if I'm payin through the teeth like that I'm definatly puting more then a 17. I'm not a purist by any means and like my power
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That wouk d be great but if I'm payin through the teeth like that I'm definatly puting more then a 17. I'm not a purist by any means and like my power
I hear ya and second that statement! Oh, and for the price he's asking, it has a leaky/bad fuel pump that was filling up the case with gas. So add another $80+ for a new pump. Now I know they aren't making them anymore, but................
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