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Old 02-23-2011, 09:19 PM
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Just want too say ( amazing pics too all ya )!!!!!!!!! And got a big question!!! What was the (((best))) tractor made by cub cadet? I really would like too have something that can tackle any job i throw at it!!! Any suggestions or just a thought - i dont care - i want hear it all from u guys!! I love this site and must say i respect u all for the time and effort each and 1 of you all that take the time too make this an amazing site too come to everyday!!
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Nonsense!! The 123 is THE BEST cub cadet ever made!!! That's why it was assigned those #'s........It's 1 for the $$, 2 for its show, 3 to get ready and oh boy you should see it go!!!

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Old 02-23-2011, 10:42 PM
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782 IMO...that body style lasted 10 years with minimal updates for a reason.
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HEY BILL!! IM UP HERE IN NY BY NIAGRA FALLS SO YEAH I GET ALOT OF SNOW - NEED THAT SNOWBLOWER LOL!!! SUMMER IVE GOT OVER A ACRE AT MY HOUSE TOO MOW EVERY WEEK AND IVE ALSO GOT 11 1/2 ACRES OF LAND 100 MILES FROM ME THAT HASNT BEEN MOWED IN LIKE 3 YEARS DUE TOO A VEHICLE ACCIDENT THAT LEFT ME WITH 4 NEW VERTEBRETS AND 5 NEW DISCS AND A GIANT STEEL PLATE IN MY NECK TOO HOLD IT TOGETHER BUT IM STILL ALIVE!!! I LOVE THE WF - HYD IS A PLUS FOR ME AND THE ATTACHMENTS I CAN PUT ON IT MAKES MY LIFE ALOT EASIER!!! LOL!! IF THIS ALL CAN NARROW IT DOWN - COOL - BUT IF U NEED MORE INFO - GIVE IT TO ME BOSS!! Cub Cadet 123's Avatar Cub Cadet 123 = ALL I CAN SAY IS AMAZING PIC!!! FIRST TIME I EVER SEEN THAT!!!
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Nonsense!! The 123 is THE BEST cub cadet ever made!!! That's why it was assigned those #'s........It's 1 for the $$, 2 for its show, 3 to get ready and oh boy you should see it go!!!

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I can't disagree with that!! As far as a narrow frame its that or a 147!
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HEY BILL!! IM UP HERE IN NY BY NIAGRA FALLS SO YEAH I GET ALOT OF SNOW - NEED THAT SNOWBLOWER LOL!!! SUMMER IVE GOT OVER A ACRE AT MY HOUSE TOO MOW EVERY WEEK AND IVE ALSO GOT 11 1/2 ACRES OF LAND 100 MILES FROM ME THAT HASNT BEEN MOWED IN LIKE 3 YEARS DUE TOO A VEHICLE ACCIDENT THAT LEFT ME WITH 4 NEW VERTEBRETS AND 5 NEW DISCS AND A GIANT STEEL PLATE IN MY NECK TOO HOLD IT TOGETHER BUT IM STILL ALIVE!!! I LOVE THE WF - HYD IS A PLUS FOR ME AND THE ATTACHMENTS I CAN PUT ON IT MAKES MY LIFE ALOT EASIER!!! LOL!! IF THIS ALL CAN NARROW IT DOWN - COOL - BUT IF U NEED MORE INFO - GIVE IT TO ME BOSS!! Cub Cadet 123's Avatar Cub Cadet 123 = ALL I CAN SAY IS AMAZING PIC!!! FIRST TIME I EVER SEEN THAT!!!

If you want a heavy,do all tractor,look for a 782D,only thing is they are kinda hard to come by
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Curious? What would the price tag be about or around on a decent 782d? And who makes the engine?
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Cha Ching!!!! $$$$$$$$$$$$

There are a couple of nice looking 782's on evil pay right now. One with probabaly everything you would want, except a snow blower, tho it does have a blade, yard roller, electric sprayer, tiller and 50 inch deck. Might be more. A little under 2 grand is the starting price. Neither one are Diesels. Diesels are just plain hard to find. Like a needle in a haystack.

http://cgi.ebay.com/1982-CUB-CADET-L...item27b902f8ba
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Cha Ching!!!! $$$$$$$$$$$$

There are a couple of nice looking 782's on evil pay right now. One with probabaly everything you would want, except a snow blower, tho it does have a blade, yard roller, electric sprayer, tiller and 50 inch deck. Might be more. A little under 2 grand is the starting price. Neither one are Diesels. Diesels are just plain hard to find. Like a needle in a haystack.

http://cgi.ebay.com/1982-CUB-CADET-L...item27b902f8ba
I like the NF but love how my 1200 rides and looking forward to it's rebuilt engine at the redneck plowday! I'm more of a gear drive guy but hydro's have their place like running my tiller!

FYI I know where there's a 782D for sale with a CI rear end for a little more then the ebay one. Pm me for details so we don't turn this into a for sale listing talk
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That is a very nice tractor _dx3_ !!!!! I was kinda thinking about a diesel engine - plus being a diesel i can also get the extra torurqe i need and ive worked on them for the last 15 years = they really take beating!! But also i have the 10 hp on my 104 and that has been beat on many years plus having it bore 30* over really helped!! Thanku for the info!!!!
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