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Old 11-26-2010, 10:11 AM
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Nice fleet redcubbie those are 2 of my favorite modelsl.
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redcubbie,
could you mayby include some pics of your buldozer?
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wow some beautiful machines on here guys
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I have a recent "RED" addiction,582 and a 782D. Now I can add B&S and Kubota to the list. Currently I have Original,86,85 special,1250 and a CCC 1440 + the Red Dawg's.582 is showing only 380 hrs.and a Louisville build:782D showing 681 hrs,new drive line($ouch$)and doing the gear reduction starter conversion.
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Old 12-04-2010, 08:50 AM
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That 582 is looking sweet all cleaned up, I must say the 82 series is pretty nice
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Old 12-04-2010, 11:08 AM
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Man I would lo to get a 582 or 782. I love the looks of em. Looks like you have a couple nice round fendered models also.
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Nice cubs, thanks for the pics!
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I have a recent "RED" addiction,582 and a 782D. Now I can add B&S and Kubota to the list. Currently I have Original,86,85 special,1250 and a CCC 1440 + the Red Dawg's.582 is showing only 380 hrs.and a Louisville build:782D showing 681 hrs,new drive line($ouch$)and doing the gear reduction starter conversion.
Great pics! I love the 82 series cubs as well...I'd especially love an 82 series diesel like yours someday

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Tractor2nv, great looking 82's! I need to find a 982 or at least a D soon!



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Man I would lo to get a 582 or 782. I love the looks of em. Looks like you have a couple nice round fendered models also.
Nick you will LOVE the 82 series stuff..You can't beat how smooth the KT's are.
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