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Old 02-26-2025, 06:16 PM
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Yes I do just the 782d numbers can you even find them
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Yes I do just the 782d numbers can you even find them
Call MTD 1-855-971-2271 they should be able to get You a department that Can answer Your question Because Oscar H will's book( 50 years of Cub Cadet) doesn't actually answer how Many were Produced for a specific Model
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All 782D's were actually 882's. Look at your model number. They were built in 1984 & 1985.

All 1984 machines had a model #144882399 for the red 782d & 144882100 for a yellow and white 882.

The 1985 machines were 145882399 for the red or 145882100 for the yellow & white.

During the period that red machines were built next to the yellow & white, the ending of the model number will tell you what color it left the factory with.
144 is 1984

145 is 1985

399 is always red

100 is always yellow & white

I would be surprised if MTD would even try and answer your question. This company could care less about your machine and probably the people working there don't even know what it is.
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Old 02-27-2025, 12:41 AM
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All 782D's were actually 882's. Look at your model number. They were built in 1984 & 1985.

All 1984 machines had a model #144882399 for the red 782d & 144882100 for a yellow and white 882.

The 1985 machines were 145882399 for the red or 145882100 for the yellow & white.

During the period that red machines were built next to the yellow & white, the ending of the model number will tell you what color it left the factory with.
144 is 1984

145 is 1985

399 is always red

100 is always yellow & white

I would be surprised if MTD would even try and answer your question. This company could care less about your machine and probably the people working there don't even know what it is.
Oak I have dealt with MTD On numerous occasion and found them very Helpful once you get to the right department. They were very Instrumental In a Book I was writing Because Oscar H will put out some wrong information in his Book On Later MTD Made Cub Cadets There Phone Number is how I set Up Interviews with MTD Design engineers
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Seven, including a 782D (my weekly grassassinator)
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At one time I had about 40 or so, now I have 15. Just a sample of pictures for your viewing, I even had a 782 or so...
Yep, and I've got one of them.

International red 782
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Original, 102, 129, 149, sltx54, Super A, and just got a 782 with no engine
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Yep, and I've got one of them.

International red 782
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Here it is when i picked it up in May of 2005.
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I have 10. See my signature for a complete breakdown. All are 82 series.
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