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Old 01-18-2011, 10:28 AM
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I have owned my 1772 for 18 years and have been very happy with it.
A very fine machine--built like a tank. However as has been noted you do have to keep the driveshaft assembly in good repair.
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Weaverama,
Any update on the 1772??? Do you have it parked at your place yet? Inquiring minds wanta know .
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Not yet. I've at least got him thinking that instead of trying to "fix it" and then sell it, I will save him the effort for the right price, and replace the clutch myself. I thiink I found a donor. Seems he is well above $2000 asking price which is too rich for my blood right now. I am working on some horse trading and have made an offer. He is trying to figure out what he can get for the Cub 1000 that I have thrown into the mix.
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Not yet. I've at least got him thinking that instead of trying to "fix it" and then sell it, I will save him the effort for the right price, and replace the clutch myself. I thiink I found a donor. Seems he is well above $2000 asking price which is too rich for my blood right now. I am working on some horse trading and have made an offer. He is trying to figure out what he can get for the Cub 1000 that I have thrown into the mix.
Good luck and keep us posted.
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so where in md is it? I would like to come over and help talk him into putting it on my trailer... Im kidding. I would not steal someones deal. That thing looks huge, though. is it as big as a j/deere 4xx series ? I always wondered.

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Cool!
Hopefully you're able to come to a common price and take it home with you. They are nice tractors to have. As Duke said, keep us posted .
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