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Is there a Leaf Bagger that fits on a ih 1000 and where can I get one
Not that I'm aware of, you could probably adapt one from a newer tractor with a little modification.
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What would be a good example, when the leaves start to fall it's a mess :buttrock
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you can get a vac trac or similar to p.u. the leaves.
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You have example photos of vac trac
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google trac vac and it will show up.
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I just saw something called a cyclone rake
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Hauled some cinder blocks with the 982. It didn't know, they were back there...lol!



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That 982 is sweet.

I made some time and loaded about 9 gallons of WW fluid in the tires today. Still havent made time to put the rear end braces on.
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Mowed with the 38" deck (my Dad's deck from his 100 that he never used) for the first time yesterday and it turned out better than I expected. Just needed the basic maintenance & the subframe rebuilt.

Got a couple of compliments from the neighbors' about how the yard turned out as well. Feels pretty good considering it's a 51-yr old machine.

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That 982 is sweet.

I made some time and loaded about 9 gallons of WW fluid in the tires today. Still havent made time to put the rear end braces on.
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