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Old 06-02-2013, 10:19 PM
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Default CCC built Cub Cadet 782
i just bought a cub cadet 782 from a buddy out of New York the other day.....i have a question for you all who may know, the man said it has the updated series II KT17 in it which i was happy about, but the air cleaner decal does not say series II. how can i tell if its a series II? it has a plastic oil fill cap if that helps (i think i read that early ones were metal, updated were plastic)

any help is appreciated. came with 44" deck, snow blade, ag tires and wheel weights for $250. runs and mows and looks great. has 1438 hours
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Old 06-02-2013, 10:40 PM
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The "Spec Number" on the Engine tag will tell.
24000 to 24299 = Series I
24300 & higher = Series II
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Congrats on your 782 and attachments! You did very well.
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Old 06-02-2013, 11:34 PM
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one way to tell just looking at it if the blower housing on the left side has series 2 on it then it prolly is unless it was just shortblocked and they reused all the sheet metal then all bets are off
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Congrats on the 782! Looking forward to your pics!
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Congrats on your purchase! Want your money back?
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Old 06-04-2013, 12:16 PM
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thanks ill have to check out the numbers when i get it home. even if it is the old series engine, purrs like a kitten but doesn't like to idle but that will probably be just a carb adjustment.

i had another 782 last summer i ended up selling and i regretted it so im glad i found this one. ill be picking it up next month hopefully
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Congrats!! I might be picking up a y&w 782 soon. Just wondering if there are and differences between the IH and CCC 782??? -- Thanks
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Old 06-15-2013, 04:56 PM
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i think the only difference is the rear end. IH ones had cast rear ends, and CCC had aluminum rears. maybe a few emblems but im not sure. either way they are a good machine
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I have seen a lot of early ccc 782s that still had the cast rear. Also the emblems were different and I think front axle was painted black both are equil in what they are capable of. Good find and great price. I sold my ih 782 with 44 inch deck and snow blower for 900. It had the series one in it. Got any pics?
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