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Old 02-17-2013, 02:42 PM
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Finally got a chance to do a little work on the 682. Big thanks to Sam and Roland, I got all the wiring done finally. I also put an oil pressure gauge on (runs a little over 40PSI),moved hr gauge to side of column. Went for a little ride this AM. Took a few pics before pulling back in garage.

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Got the back side of engine "sealed off", for cool air intake. Gonna do some cleaning, and try and do something about a muffler. Still lots to do, but its moving on its own power.ha
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Charles the 682 looks great! Sam and Roland sure do come thru in a pinch.
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Old 04-18-2013, 11:01 PM
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Been awhile since I gave an update and pics. Got the 682 put back together except muffler (just some straight pipes for now). Used it to pull a trailer i just about finished with around yard while doing some yard work yesterday. Thought would be great photo op with the 782. Thanks again for all the help guys.
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Great looking 682 and 782!
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A couple more pics. Also, this AM I was going to cut my elderly moms grass on river. Put my 44" deck on 682 and took it.
Some observations after using the command 18 (682) verses the KT17 (782). The 682 steers allot easier than the 782. I guess the lighter command helps that. Was cutting grass (weeds) taller than the hood in some places. I went slow and the motor never bogged down. And I think the command gets better MPG (?). Uses less gas. Really happy with the repower.
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A couple more pics. Also, this AM I was going to cut my elderly moms grass on river. Put my 44" deck on 682 and took it.
Some observations after using the command 18 (682) verses the KT17 (782). The 682 steers allot easier than the 782. I guess the lighter command helps that. Was cutting grass (weeds) taller than the hood in some places. I went slow and the motor never bogged down. And I think the command gets better MPG (?). Uses less gas. Really happy with the repower.
Thanks for the extra pics! I've really grown to like the red ones.
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Nice pics and good looking cubs!
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Nice job cfiles. Thanks for the update.
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That trailer looks pretty sweet behind the 682 . Were would a guy find one of those ? I'm looking for a larger trailer for my super cubs.
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Thanks guys for all the kind words.
Bruce, trailer is an old Dilly trailer I turned into my own "Cub" trailer. The real ones are hard to come by around here. I have not been able to find much info on it though. I'm waiting on decals from Binder Books for it to be done. Thought I may start a thread on implements when decals are on it.
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Awesome pics! POTW worthy.
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