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Old 07-07-2016, 07:25 AM
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Does the tag state 982 or 986?? I had one that was loaded and it was a "986"... all the goodies but Power Steering...

I ended up taking off the peripherals and putting them on my 1872....
Its pretty close to a 1914 also...

Good find...
Leadslingingdaddy,

It does state 986 on the tag.. mod 143986100 serial 2050588U712490. When the tractor first came up for sale Oak had decoded it as follows in this link. (post number 12)

http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/s...rufaldi&page=2

I'm going to play with it for a while... then it may hunt a home.. who knows..

I had thoughts of the 3 point and the rear PTO coming off but I hate to split up such a nice tractor with factory installed options on it!
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Leadslingingdaddy,

It does state 986 on the tag.. mod 143986100 serial 2050588U712490. When the tractor first came up for sale Oak had decoded it as follows in this link. (post number 12)

http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/s...rufaldi&page=2

I'm going to play with it for a while... then it may hunt a home.. who knows..

I had thoughts of the 3 point and the rear PTO coming off but I hate to split up such a nice tractor with factory installed options on it!
I wish you lived closer! I'd love to see the machine in action.

Never had the opportunity to crawl around on one of the steel-hood supers.

I'm also on the never-ending hunt for a 982, or maybe a big-brother for my 1812.

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Old 07-07-2016, 06:38 PM
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I wish you lived closer! I'd love to see the machine in action.

Never had the opportunity to crawl around on one of the steel-hood supers.

I'm also on the never-ending hunt for a 982, or maybe a big-brother for my 1812.
Dane,

Underneath the 82 series aren't that much different than the Cyclops tractors. Even though the Cyclops was "all new" you can still see the IH 82 series heritage!

You guys have all the Supers up north.. wouldn't think it would be that hard to find one not too far from you.
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Wow that has all the goodies! I like the red ones pretty good but that's an awesome 982, if and/or when you want to sell it.....
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Very sharp, good luck with it.
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Congrats with the new Super Buddy. Hope it plays nice with the 2182.
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Congrats with the new Super Buddy. Hope it plays nice with the 2182.
Thanks Sam...

They usually all get along pretty well! If not they will be hunting new homes!
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