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Old 11-11-2012, 05:03 PM
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I went to my folk's place yesterday and took a look again at dad's 782



and noticed that the serial number plate says "Cub Cadet corp Cleveland Ohio" which makes it less desirable than one that would say IH on it, correct? Was this one made right after IH sold to MTD before they started making them yellow and changing to the CCC logo?

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Your dad has a very nice 782! Thanks for the pic.
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The paint really looks good! Nice looking 782.
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The paint really looks good! Nice looking 782.
I agree!

What's the serial number?
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Nice looking machine your pop has there, make sure you keep that bad boy in the family.
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Nice 782!
The CCC 782's aren't really less desireable than the IH built ones. The serial number would help. Some of the earlier 782's built by CCC had the cast iron rear ends in them. That is one of the more desireable features. Series I or Series II motor? Thanks for sharing the pics.
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Nice 782!
The CCC 782's aren't really less desireable than the IH built ones. The serial number would help. Some of the earlier 782's built by CCC had the cast iron rear ends in them. That is one of the more desireable features. Series I or Series II motor? Thanks for sharing the pics.

I think it has the series 1, (that's the one with the harder to fill oil plug, right?) when I get back to my folk's place I'll have to get a serial #.

Thanks for the kind words. It has always performed well since he got it about 10-15 years ago.
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