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Old 02-12-2012, 07:01 PM
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Very COOL! Never went to a tractor pull have to add it it to my to do list. Love to see some pics of the B&S when you get a chance. Cool that you built it to the limit of the rules. LOL that now they are gonna limit it to what you built. I used to be an Auto Crosser and built a 65 Corvette to the class limit, cleaned house for a year with it.

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Sam Mac i will make a not of it but it looks like a normal briggs and i wanted to look like that the only thing that looks off is the crank pto end is a little long cause its a vertical crank but i will get some pictures of it next time i got out side cause i can take them were the tractor sits
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I posted a picture of the 20hp briggs motor in the pulling thread of post ur pullers, last page
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Found this picture I didn't know I had. My 782D brand new. Notice dealer tag on key. Don't even think I had mowed with it yet. Was summer of 1985. Starting my restore now.
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Awesome pic, it's great seeing pics of Cub Cadets, when they were new.
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Great looking 782D.
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Found this picture I didn't know I had. My 782D brand new. Notice dealer tag on key. Don't even think I had mowed with it yet. Was summer of 1985. Starting my restore now.
Sweet pic! looking forward to your restore updates!

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Great looking 782D.
Something about those red 782D that grab my eye. I haven't had a red one yet or a smoker.
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Something about those red 782D that grab my eye. I haven't had a red one yet or a smoker.
I think it's time to fix that problem.
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That's pretty neat seeing the tractor when it was brand new!!
Nice 782D!
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