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Old 01-26-2012, 04:50 PM
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Default Found A 782

I have a 582 I put a 18hp B&S in, and want to put all the parts on it to use a plow and tiller.

Now,, I found a 782 Hydro . I dont know what or if it has the 3 point parts on it yet. hes sending pics tonight.

would this be the better cub to do what I want it to do? mow, till, plow, push snow. the 582 pushes snow really good.

seem like finding the parts I need are kinda hard to find.
will the parts be just as hard to get for the 782 it needs them?
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782 Hydro
ALL 782's are hydros.

The killer thing for the 582, is the B&S engine. It is not as popular as the Kohler engine. Other than the engine, the frames are the same.
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You won't be doing any harm by getting the 782. Hydro drive and hydraulic lift will make using your implements so much easier. Especially the tiller. Parts are still pretty easy to find for the 82 series GT's.

Here is the 782 I used to own with rear sleeve hitch plow.


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Rear Lift:
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so other then the 782 having a Kohler engine and being hydraulic, its the same as the 582?

the guy wants 500 for the 782 . if it has the hitch , im going to buy it.

so far pricing all that I need for mine from the few guy that PM'ed me what parts they have, adds up over 650.00 between 4 people. but there is a creeper in that price. I'll still get.
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That's a really good price, especially if it had a hitch.
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this is all he sent me. engine needs work. blow by , he said. and no hitch.

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on my 582 . the cast lever bracket. do I need the one with the rod that go's threw it or the 2 stud bolts?
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this is all he sent me. engine needs work. blow by , he said. and no hitch.

love the "hitch baby seat" is that a cub cadet option !!!
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very rare,,,, maybe the only one of it's kind...
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on my 582 . the cast lever bracket. do I need the one with the rod that go's threw it or the 2 stud bolts?
The two Frankenstein bolts is what you will need. They are pictured in your other post.
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