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Old 04-07-2014, 11:25 AM
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OK you get a red one instead.

I called the guy who was selling the 582.
SOLD IT
To far for me...
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Old 04-07-2014, 11:32 AM
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Thanks Allen!

Good deal Lew! You have my address, so just send the jacket. My name is spelled JONATHAN. LOL!
Yeah, at that price he should have been able to sell it quick!
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Old 04-07-2014, 11:50 AM
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Nice find. One thing these tractors make me wonder: Who drops $3-4k on a tractor and lets it sit outside and rot? For as much as these cost when new, I don't get how they can be in such poor shape sometimes. I'm glad you recued it, it is in a better place now!
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Nice, Jonathan!
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Congrats on the nice 582 Jonathan!
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Thanks Nitro, Frank and Mike! I been walking around it all day here at the shop. I didn't schedule much this week cause I have a lot of little jobs that have piled up here and I want them out. Before the end of the day, I ordered a carb and fuel pump kit and new governor springs for it. Pulled the deck and subframe. This deck (over than the front edge that they PO apparently thought was a bulldozer) is in pretty good shape. Isn't rusted out, and as of yet, no cracks. I'll feel better when when I get a compression check ran on it. I think it may have a leaking intake valve.
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Ditch that briggs and get yourself a mag 18 and be done with it...

Your Jacket is on the way
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Ditch that briggs and get yourself a mag 18 and be done with it...

Your Jacket is on the way
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I called a guy about a diesel today. I liked the price, but he was out of them. I'll run the Briggs for a while.... or until it becomes a "broke and scattered". I'm going to run a compression check tonight. If it comes back with a weak cylinder I may rethink my strategy.

Spelling sounds right. That will look good.... should be able to read it if I hold my arms out to the sides.
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That looks to be in great shape. Congrats!
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Nice there Jonathan. That would be cool to put a smoker in a 582!
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