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Old 01-30-2011, 12:42 AM
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Well I just happen to have a set of Frankenstein bolts on my work bench :biggrin2.gif: and the lift parts on my 128. Looks like I'll be doing some change over work. Yes please keep me posted on plow days.
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Old 01-30-2011, 01:58 AM
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just make sure you have the correct frankenstein bolts. Some people think theya are the "QA" bolts. These are not the same.

Now, my opinion is that if CCC didn't sticker cubs as "784" then Roland need to quit advertising them as such. It's really confusing to those who don't have the indepth knowledge that some of us do.

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Old 01-30-2011, 10:45 AM
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AJ:

I am sorry you are confused. Maybe this will help...





I can only speculate why CCC early in the transfer, gave their Cubs a model number and used a different decal. By the time the 17xx Series came about, it eliminated a lot of the confusion.
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Old 01-30-2011, 11:39 AM
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They are the correct bolts, I myself removed them from a QL tractor that I got the lift and spring assist from. I'll get them cleaned up and painted and then start on cleaning up the 3 point and painting it.
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droooooooooooooooooool.........
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Very nice 782, DX!!!

Really like the foot rests. Any idea on where to get a set?

I will second the motion on the v61's! They have always been a favorite of mine, and well worth the money.
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Nice tractor!
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I have to agree with gcbailey droooooooool!
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Congrats on a great deal. I don't think there is any wonder if you're happy, eh? Super looking cub both far away and close up!!!

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Very nice! I really miss my red one, but it is still in the family.

THe guages look great. How does the oil pressure gauge wire up? I have a series one engine in my yellow 782, so I am not sure it would work.

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