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Old 09-10-2015, 10:55 PM
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http://www.ebay.com/itm/CUB-CADET-18...3D301730706190

I'd buy this now!

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I have that saved to my watch list. Does look like a pretty good deal
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I'm confused why didn't everybody jump on this? It went for $1000.00 one bid. Is there something wrong with an 1882 that I am not aware of ? I stay mostly to the 72 series supers.
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Too much $$$$ as far as I'm concerned.
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I'd rather have an 1872, you get the front hydraulic hookups and metal instead of plastic.
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Too much $$$$ as far as I'm concerned.
Sam am I missing something? I don't know cyclops very well but I see 1872's go for $1800-$2000 all the time and 2182's for as much as $2900. The plastic all seems to be good, no rust by foot treads. I would think an 1882 is worth as much as an 1872, being newer. $1000 for any super in what appears to be good condition seems to be a good deal. Educate me. Now that I have all 4 72 supers I was thinking of starting on the 82 supers. I know you had a few.
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1872 3pnt, 44" deck, Brinly Plow, 54" Power Angle Plow
2072 3pnt 50" deck, Brinly Plow
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1953 Ih Cub with just about every implement
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I don't know cyclops very well but I see 1872's go for $1800-$2000 all the time and 2182's for as much as $2900.
I need to bring my 2072 to your neck of the woods . I think unless re-powered no super is worth anywhere near $2,000. People may ask for it, and you may see such prices listed, but you don't know what it ultimately sold for. You may also get lucky once in a while and find the right buyer that needs to fill a gap in their collection or something. But realistically, once you buy it, then it starts, hydro fluid, rear gasket, brake re-lining, rag joints, hydro fan, tires, battery, relief valves, deck spindles/bearings, steering joints, head gaskets, air filter, paint, and so on and so on. If you start at $1,000 you'll be at $2,000 in no time and it will only be worth about $1,500. Plus the hours you put into it. And then you still got an old engine in it.
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The sales I speak of are selling prices not asking prices. If you have a decent 2072 good paint and runs well Ill give you $1000 all day long.
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1872 3pnt, 44" deck, Brinly Plow, 54" Power Angle Plow
2072 3pnt 50" deck, Brinly Plow
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Sam am I missing something? I don't know cyclops very well but I see 1872's go for $1800-$2000 all the time and 2182's for as much as $2900. The plastic all seems to be good, no rust by foot treads. I would think an 1882 is worth as much as an 1872, being newer. $1000 for any super in what appears to be good condition seems to be a good deal. Educate me. Now that I have all 4 72 supers I was thinking of starting on the 82 supers. I know you had a few.
If your looking for a Cyclops look for a new machine with the better rockshaft like on a 2284. Just my 2 cents but 2084, 2284, 2086, 1782, 2182 are better machines (look for later serial number 1782's and 2182's)

I did a CH22 re-power on a 1882 basically ended up with a 2282 and it took me forever to sell it. Pic is the 1882/2282
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