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Old 09-09-2012, 09:50 AM
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I bought the 1872 I was looking at. It came with a 60" deck that is in great shape for $500 . The rear end is shattered due to loose bolts but I was going to put a cast in it anyway. And before you say anything I forgot to get pics before I took it all a part sorry. I am going to rebuild and repaint it to make new tractor for under my loader. The 582 just isn't a big enough horse for that big loader. It's a little tipsy on 582. I all ready got set of Tru-powers and set of V61 ordered for it. They be here next week. Now to get a rear-end for it and get it painted. I'll get pics of it in pieces and the progress ones as I go.
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Nice find! Please keep us updated on your restoration.
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Congrats on the 1872 score!
Can't wait to see pics!
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Old 09-15-2012, 10:20 PM
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well here some pic of tractor in pieces and it new tires it a work in progress
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Thanks for the pics. Please keep us updated on your progress.
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well got some more parts for tractor this week i found a 982 rear end with the fine spline axles in it and some cast axle tubes. today i got every thing a part to change the the tubes just have to wait for my new seals and gaskets to come in and find a back plate for the rear end the guy i had it from had to give the plate to the guy that bought the rear pto and 3pt. one more step closer to to getting this thing done can wait. here a pic
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Looking good!
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Thanks for the pics and update.
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well I finally got a chance to get some work done on my trans got it all put back together ready for the pump no pics sorry my phone batt. die get some tomarrow for you guys. do you guys know other then a dealer to get a wiring harness for a 1872?
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You could try the sponsors or porch electric. Porch Electric has more available than whats on their website. Just call them. If they don't make them for the 82 series supers, as long as you don't have rear pto, just tell them you want one for an 1811 and lengthening the wiring going to the rear.
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