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Old 06-08-2014, 04:38 PM
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Well gentleman, the bug has bit again. And this time, I think I'll pull a J-Mech and make y'all guess what it is Here's a couple hints: it's made between 1993 - 1997, it's got a 54" deck, and hydraulic lift. Any thoughts? I'll be sure to post pics when I get her home!
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Old 06-08-2014, 05:01 PM
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How about a 2084 with a 54" mower & 54" blade
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Old 06-08-2014, 05:23 PM
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Sounds like a Cyclops!
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Sounds like a Cyclops!
I agree.
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My guess is an 1864
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My guess is an 1864
If he is lucky that's what it is!
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1864... yes no?
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1864 since j-mech has one.
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About time you bought one of the best.
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Man, I've got to be honest, I really like my 782, and kind of fell into my 1861, thinking I'd just gut the engine from it and maybe the front axle, but after fixing the engine and trying it out, I really enjoy running it. It was pretty ugly when I got it but spent Memorial weekend cleaning it all up.......at this point I almost prefer running it to the 782. I've been very pleasantly surprised by the Cyclops.

There's a rough 1864 near here that I'm kicking around picking up......just not sure how much I could salvage on it, plus I think he's priced a bit high still....


Anyway.....my guess is a Cyclops super.....
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