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Archive through January 27, 2005
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Tom R,
What! You don't like the answers that all those guys on the Registry have given you for the last 2 days?????????
(Message edited by cproctor on January 28, 2005)
What! You don't like the answers that all those guys on the Registry have given you for the last 2 days?????????
(Message edited by cproctor on January 28, 2005)
Tom R.
I am not going to pile on, but Roland B over on the registery had your answer.
I would add though you don't need to limit your seach for hydro parts only to the 782. 982's have for the most part the same stuff. The hard lines on the 982 may be longer in lenght, rock shaft is different on 982, but valves, pumps, cylinders, quick connectors are the same.
Someone correct me if I'm wrong, but I think a ported pump from any wide frame (with hydraulics) should work.
I am not going to pile on, but Roland B over on the registery had your answer.
I would add though you don't need to limit your seach for hydro parts only to the 782. 982's have for the most part the same stuff. The hard lines on the 982 may be longer in lenght, rock shaft is different on 982, but valves, pumps, cylinders, quick connectors are the same.
Someone correct me if I'm wrong, but I think a ported pump from any wide frame (with hydraulics) should work.
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Well, clearing the hydrants in the neighborhood with the Cub paid off this morning.... a neighbor's house caught fire this morning, in the basement they say. everyone made it out ok...
Clear those Hydrants!!
Friendly Cub PSA
Clear those Hydrants!!
Friendly Cub PSA
Someone correct me if I'm wrong, but I think a ported pump from any wide frame (with hydraulics) should work.---jpatchett
Thats why I am asking a whole lot of people I think any hydralic rearend would work but I'm not sure????
Thats why I am asking a whole lot of people I think any hydralic rearend would work but I'm not sure????
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Rob D. -
Only reason we have to mess with our hydro levers is cuz some gear-jammer has to stop, realize he can't get his manual-lifted plow out of the ground, back up, lift the plow, clear the trash, then put the plow back in then get moving forward again...
Only reason we have to mess with our hydro levers is cuz some gear-jammer has to stop, realize he can't get his manual-lifted plow out of the ground, back up, lift the plow, clear the trash, then put the plow back in then get moving forward again...
elamott
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Thanks everyone for the info and the pictures on the snow thrower and the chute rotator. Great ideas. I am going to start with cleaning the chute. I did check the inside and it was painted but never sanded smooth. I will let you know the next time I use it.
Thanks again
Earl
Thanks again
Earl
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Phew, that was quite an update to the membership map.
Don't forget to look at the map page and send in the requested info if you'd like to be included on the map. But please, if you've already sent it in, DON'T resend it. I've had folks send requests 3 or 4 times even though they're already on the map.
I update it when I can, at least once a quarter.
Don't forget to look at the map page and send in the requested info if you'd like to be included on the map. But please, if you've already sent it in, DON'T resend it. I've had folks send requests 3 or 4 times even though they're already on the map.
I update it when I can, at least once a quarter.
Tom R and Jim P , I believe a 982 is a dif. pump + there prety few and far in between to find parted. lots of 782 ,882 ,1811 ,1812,and others plentyfull for parts.
Bryan ,I think Ranger Bucks gonna poof ya for the test post???? hehe
Bryan ,I think Ranger Bucks gonna poof ya for the test post???? hehe
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Bryan,
Nasty e-mail.
Eddie B
Nasty e-mail.
Eddie B
John G,
Loosen the nut on your chute turner, tilt it down where it sets closer to the ring on the chute and tighten it back up while holding down pressure on it, that should do it. You might have to adjust it a little one way or the other.
Loosen the nut on your chute turner, tilt it down where it sets closer to the ring on the chute and tighten it back up while holding down pressure on it, that should do it. You might have to adjust it a little one way or the other.
Eddie B,
You got a nasty email?
You want a nasty email?
Or you want to send a nasty email?
What you talkin bout Willis??? grin
You got a nasty email?
You want a nasty email?
Or you want to send a nasty email?
What you talkin bout Willis??? grin
Kraig and/or Charlie,
I've seen a few pictures of a cab with canvas sides. Is that cab a IH manufactured unit? Is it easy to install and remove? I've seen the hard sided cozy cab and it looks cumbersome. Is the door canvas or ridged. Is there a lid or roof? Pictures would speak a thousand words.
Thanks,
I've seen a few pictures of a cab with canvas sides. Is that cab a IH manufactured unit? Is it easy to install and remove? I've seen the hard sided cozy cab and it looks cumbersome. Is the door canvas or ridged. Is there a lid or roof? Pictures would speak a thousand words.
Thanks,
