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Old 10-30-2013, 06:09 PM
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I am looking at a CC with a CH20S and power steering. wanting to kwo if both will bolt in a 682. Appears the motor will.
Can't tell what model this machine is though to research the PS.
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Old 10-30-2013, 06:41 PM
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Engine will go but not a bolt in. PS will be a project.
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The motor should with little modifications. The power steering, I doubt it. I don't think any of the 682's had a ported pump.
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Old 10-31-2013, 12:29 AM
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I have a 1250 ported for parts that I plan to make it a 782. That is if I ever get my shop built to make room. The fact the engine will fit inside the panels is promising.
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Plenty of room under the hood for a CH. If I was doing the swap I'd look for a motor plate and a muffler from a Cyclops. I'd make a drive shaft from a 2000 series. Holler if you need help.
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Reading on here that dual stick units are somewhat rare?? And kinda hate to cannibalize it. Is complete minus one side panel. Plus appears the cylinder is different that a 782.
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There aren't many parts between the QL series that will work on the '82 series. Trans is same, I believe the front axle and maybe the steering shaft, that's about it. If you have a dual stick, I'd keep it. If you don't want it let me know! I have no ideal how I would get it.
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Interesting, Distance is always a challenge, but we might be able to score a deal. About the only thing I see I can use is the ported pump, valve assembly and hard lines to the front. Regretfully i recent pulled the engine out so is in pieces but all still there. Engine ran but did smoke. Although might have cleaned up with use.

I have a similar deal with a 147 that I need to send on its way. Suppose it is time to post the add. Would love to see them go to a good home and not scrap.
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The hydraulic valves are the same, but the lines are different. The front remote outlets on a QL ran down the left side of the frame, but on the '82's they ran down the right side. PM Sent!
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