Roy, the 782 uses a straight lift bar and it carries a different part number than the bent one that the 149 uses. Just because it is red now doesn't mean it started out that color........... 
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Well we went to town this morning and on the way home the wife drags me into an antique shop! AGAIN!
Well for 8 bucks I told here is was worth the walk through, grin
Well for 8 bucks I told here is was worth the walk through, grin
Hey Steve B.
When are you gonna post that link? We're gettin antsy out here.
When are you gonna post that link? We're gettin antsy out here.
And these for 10 bucks, really made my day!
Charlie, nice!!!!!
Roy, are you referring to the drawbar or the lower 3 point bracket? The drawbar is the same for all except the Original, but I believe the only difference was the draw pin hole size. The lower 3 point bracket is, I believe, the same for all the Cub Cadets that can use an <FONT COLOR="ff0000">I</FONT><FONT COLOR="000000">H</FONT> 3 point.
(Message edited by kmcconaughey on September 14, 2004)
Roy, are you referring to the drawbar or the lower 3 point bracket? The drawbar is the same for all except the Original, but I believe the only difference was the draw pin hole size. The lower 3 point bracket is, I believe, the same for all the Cub Cadets that can use an <FONT COLOR="ff0000">I</FONT><FONT COLOR="000000">H</FONT> 3 point.
(Message edited by kmcconaughey on September 14, 2004)
Roy, to update my comments on the drawbar. FWIW, the older parts lists call for a different drawbar for the Original but the later parts lists have the same part number for the Original drawbar as all the rest. I do know that the draw pin hole size is smaller on my Original than on my other Cubs.
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Note to the Blunier Family:
Charlie pays $10 for each bottle of water he buys at the PD concession stand!
Charlie pays $10 for each bottle of water he buys at the PD concession stand!
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Digger I have seen some great buys, but the boat motor and trailer beats them all. Nice find.
Jim M,
I know of someone on this forum that got a much better deal than I did last friday, but I doubt he will fess up to it and my lips are sealed!!!!!!!!!!!!
I know of someone on this forum that got a much better deal than I did last friday, but I doubt he will fess up to it and my lips are sealed!!!!!!!!!!!!
Kraig , thanks good to be back. In the process of putting some dollars into the 122 in hopes to make my little twelve horse pull a tid bit harder. Mainly 2 new additions but that be no fun if i told u what i was doing so yall have to find out as i go. October 23rd here we come.
mjs
mjs
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<font size="+2">PLOW DAY WEBSITE & REGISTRATION IS HERE!!!</font>
***Many thanks to Charlie and Mike Horn.***
Everything you need to know about this fall's Plow Day!!!!
http://home.mchsi.com/~digger/PD8/plowday8.html
***Many thanks to Charlie and Mike Horn.***
Everything you need to know about this fall's Plow Day!!!!
http://home.mchsi.com/~digger/PD8/plowday8.html
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Charlie -
OMG, which did I sign up for???
Plow Day 8 - Event Registration
Congratulations you have been registered for Spring Break as:
<font size="-2">and what's with the default to JD in the drop down boxes???</font>
OMG, which did I sign up for???
Plow Day 8 - Event Registration
Congratulations you have been registered for Spring Break as:
<font size="-2">and what's with the default to JD in the drop down boxes???</font>
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Flipped past AMC last night just in time to catch it...<blockquote><hr size=0><!-quote-!><font size=1>quote:</font>
It wasn't my fault! Really, it wasn't! An old friend came in out of town! The car ran out of gas! I got a flat tire! I didn't have enough money for cab fare! The tux didn't come back from the cleaners! There was an earthquake! A terrible flood! Locusts! It wasn't my fault I swear to God!!!<!-/quote-!><hr size=0></blockquote>
Flipped past AMC last night just in time to catch it...<blockquote><hr size=0><!-quote-!><font size=1>quote:</font>
It wasn't my fault! Really, it wasn't! An old friend came in out of town! The car ran out of gas! I got a flat tire! I didn't have enough money for cab fare! The tux didn't come back from the cleaners! There was an earthquake! A terrible flood! Locusts! It wasn't my fault I swear to God!!!<!-/quote-!><hr size=0></blockquote>
Bryan,
You signed up for Fall Plow Day! NOT PD8, grin
Well yoou have to have a little trade off when the JD guys handle the registration page ya know.
Sounds like we better have Mike check that last page too.
You signed up for Fall Plow Day! NOT PD8, grin
Well yoou have to have a little trade off when the JD guys handle the registration page ya know.
Sounds like we better have Mike check that last page too.
Just got this back from Mike H.
<blockquote><hr size=0><!-quote-!><font size=1>quote:</font>
That is the free version.
You need to pay for the change. ; )<!-/quote-!><hr size=0></blockquote>
I thought I was supposed to make money on these deals, snicker!!!!!
<blockquote><hr size=0><!-quote-!><font size=1>quote:</font>
That is the free version.
You need to pay for the change. ; )<!-/quote-!><hr size=0></blockquote>
I thought I was supposed to make money on these deals, snicker!!!!!
Steve... you been to one'a my band's shows?
(kinda sounds like it...
...next up- Picking Up The Pieces by Average White Band...)
Charlie-
Nice find on the boat, interior looks like it's had a little updates, and it seems pretty clean by the pix. I guarantee you:
Resistance is Futile... it will EAT YOU ALIVE! :-}
(just because it's a boat...)
but drop me a note if you need assistance, advice, etc., on the engine/drive system)
BTW... #1 rule on auction boats: assume that the engine has been frozen full of water. It's almost always true...
#2 rule for all outdrives- remove, inspect seal surfaces, drain all gear lubes, refill, pressure test before using. Long-stored seals tend to survive about 20 hours' run time before surface corrosion strips 'em, then the drive tends to pump itself dry, and gears become weldment...
<at the worst possible moment>
<without incling of warning>
<when you're many miles from the trailer>
<when the weather is rapidly declining>
<when you're broke>
<and the roller dam is just downstream a few hundred feet>
<and there's a towboat bearing down on you>
<and...and...and...>
(kinda sounds like it...
...next up- Picking Up The Pieces by Average White Band...)
Charlie-
Nice find on the boat, interior looks like it's had a little updates, and it seems pretty clean by the pix. I guarantee you:
Resistance is Futile... it will EAT YOU ALIVE! :-}
(just because it's a boat...)
but drop me a note if you need assistance, advice, etc., on the engine/drive system)
BTW... #1 rule on auction boats: assume that the engine has been frozen full of water. It's almost always true...
#2 rule for all outdrives- remove, inspect seal surfaces, drain all gear lubes, refill, pressure test before using. Long-stored seals tend to survive about 20 hours' run time before surface corrosion strips 'em, then the drive tends to pump itself dry, and gears become weldment...
<at the worst possible moment>
<without incling of warning>
<when you're many miles from the trailer>
<when the weather is rapidly declining>
<when you're broke>
<and the roller dam is just downstream a few hundred feet>
<and there's a towboat bearing down on you>
<and...and...and...>
