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Old 05-08-2012, 12:31 PM
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Looks good Allen!!


Took the 782 out today and took off the plow and changed the hytran and filter.Not too bad in there,no water globs,just a little muck at the bottom.It was changed by the po at one time as there were some gouges in the trans housing from prying the cover off.Filled it back up in 10 minutes using my hypodermic hytran inserter...Only use it for hytran when my cubs need a fix.

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Took the 782 out today and took off the plow and changed the hytran and filter.Not too bad in there,no water globs,just a little muck at the bottom.It was changed by the po at one time as there were some gouges in the trans housing from prying the cover off.Filled it back up in 10 minutes using my hypodermic hytran inserter...Only use it for hytran when my cubs need a fix.

Is that a converted hand air pump??
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I picked it up at an auction.it is make for sucking out stuff.you pull back on the handle and it sucks, you push the handle in and it expels it's liquid concoction...
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I picked it up at an auction.it is make for sucking out stuff.you pull back on the handle and it sucks, you push the handle in and it expels it's liquid concoction...
Lew you've got all the cool stuff!
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Here's what I've been up too latley. I got the motor in my 782 and have been able to drive that around. I ended up putting my ih hubcaps on it just cuz they look awesome on red 82 series. Then my mom suggested I take a new family picture so I lined up 10 of em and took a picture from the roof. From left to right is 782, 1650, 1450, 169, 149, 149, 128, 108, 86 and 100. And the last pic is what I did in machine shop today. I trued up the. Pressure plates on my 100 since I took em out to replace the teaser spring
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Nice fleet, Nick!
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