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Just wondering how you are making out on this project?
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Sorry Sam, haven't had an chance to work on the 782 that much. Once I do I'm going to post some pictures for you
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Had some time this weekend to fiddle with the 782 and I got the drive shaft hooked up to the Briggs with the help of Sam Mac. Started to rewire it and boy am I in trouble. I got a diagram from Roland but I'm real confused as the colors of the diagram and what I actually have don't match. Has anyone done the Briggs repower and rewire job?
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The shaft looks good, glad to help.

Suggest that you get in touch with Roland with the serial and model numbers for both the engine and the tractor. Shouldn't be too hard to figure it out.

If I recall your putting a Briggs from a 582 into a 782
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Had some time this weekend to fiddle with the 782 and I got the drive shaft hooked up to the Briggs with the help of Sam Mac. Started to rewire it and boy am I in trouble. I got a diagram from Roland but I'm real confused as the colors of the diagram and what I actually have don't match. Has anyone done the Briggs repower and rewire job?
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Thanks guys. Roland hooked me up with a diagram and I attempted it but I'm not getting any action, not even lights. This is the diagram he gave me
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Tony send it to my e-mail and I'll take a look at it. Roland sends his drawings as a bitmap (.bmp) and they don't load well on the OCC site because of the size.
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