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Did some lawn sweeping with the 782. We had a lot of leaves today!



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I got my 2182's ready for the snow. Changed oil and hytran. New battery cables, adjusted valves, and installed Sam's torque arms on both. Now it can snow! Don
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I got my 2182's ready for the snow. Changed oil and hytran. New battery cables, adjusted valves, and installed Sam's torque arms on both. Now it can snow! Don
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How do you like the torque arms? Great looking 2182's.
Seat on the one on the right looks comfy.
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The torque arms fit perfectly with no problem. I haven't moved the Cubs other then out the door for the pics. The front mounts are a great jacking point for my floor jack! I also put on a sleeve hitch with an electric winch for the lift like your 2182.
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The torque arms fit perfectly with no problem. I haven't moved the Cubs other then out the door for the pics. The front mounts are a great jacking point for my floor jack! I also put on a sleeve hitch with an electric winch for the lift like your 2182.
You know the drill , WE NEED PICS! LOL.

Love to see your winch setup.

Think you will notice that your 2182's are now much stiffer but I want you to let us know what you think.
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Here are some pictures of the hitch/winch set up that I copied from Sam Mac. Works great in my garage! Wont get it in the dirt until spring. I use the winch to pull tractor into my trailer. Thanks for eveyones comments and help with my little projects!
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