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Old 01-28-2015, 09:57 AM
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Looks like a pretty nice machine but with no options. $2K tops is what I'm thinking also. Good luck
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That's the consensus of the OCC community and that's where I will stand. After a test drive of course. Lol
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I agree that $3000 is steep. I paid $1400 for my 1572.

It's not a diesel but I think for the money I would rather own this 982 with some options.

http://ithaca.craigslist.org/grd/4863642953.html
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Sbauer thanks for the lead. I'm on it. See what this guy has to say.
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Well this thread took an unexpected turn, thanks to Sbauerz28. I called on the 982 it has around 900 hours on it, he is taking the ad down and I'm going to look at it when I get back in town. Thanks again to all the contributors for the comments and leads. Oh I'm canceling my visit to see the 1772.
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You aren't kidding. I just checked the link and he already deleted the post. I had my eye on that tractor for a few days now, but I really don't need it.

I like that someone already added power steering to it, or maybe it was an option? I think with just a new seat it would change the look of the whole tractor.
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I agree. Were you looking at buying that 982? If so I'm out.
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I agree. Were you looking at buying that 982? If so I'm out.
No, I didn't plan on buying it. I seen it for a few days now and after reading this thread I figured I would post the link to give you another option. I wasn't sure if you were stuck on a diesel or not but I knew it had the expensive and some what rare options that the 1772 was lacking.
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Ok man, thanks for passing along the lead.
I just can't say enough good things about this site, but the contributors here make this site what it is. THANKS
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That 982 also had turning brakes too didn't it? I think they were also an option. The pics are down now but I think I remember seeing the pedals.

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