The Garden Tractor Collection 

I never even gave that a thought. I may have to find a good home for it for a Ford collector. I was thinking at one time having it recovered. Honestly it is like new, I figured it was from a newer mower. Going to take it off and put it on the shelf.

The 282 and 382 hydro are the last 2 I need. I am slowly finding them. I enjoy the hunt i guess. I would like a few green ones, Just cant find any for a decent price yet. I will someday.

ay man, i have a 782 ih in ky. trade?

Thanks Supers are my favorite.

Thank you

The 420 and 430 are pretty impressive.

@@steiger256 OH yeah! diff lock, 2 range hydro, tons of hydraulics, beefier frame, etc etc etc. 400 series has everything that cub cadets dont have.

@@lukeworkman8222 The diff lock is nice, And the hydrolic oil cooler on the Deeres are nice also. Deere really stepped up there game with the 420. I really bealive that is when they really overtook Cub Cadet.

@@steiger256 yeah, I agree, If cub cadet would have took initiative and came out with a tractor that was better than the 400 series JDs, then cub might have lasted a lot longer.

@@lukeworkman8222 They beefed up the rearends in the Cyclops series, added a Kubota gas option and tilt steering, But it was a little late. No diff lock, ect. John Deere had so many advantages with there aux hydrolics as well. It was almost like MTD had given up. The supers are great tractors for there time, Just to bad they gave up on them.

I am in Northeast Ohio. I may sell the 782, But not 100 percent sure yet. I should have put the Command in the 782 rather than the 582. Would have been easier and had a hydro. I guess thats how you learn.

I do not have any on the clutch. That is a good idea tho. I will try to do a video on that.

@@steiger256 thanks for the update.If you know of any videos please send it along.

In really nice shape woth less than 400 hours I would say anything under 3k would be a good price. The super diesels bring more if they because they have 3 point and rear pto options. 782d usually bring around 1500 to 1800 dollars in decent shape. If it is in perfect shape I would say anything less than 2500 would be a pretty good deal. Every location id diffrent tho. You cant go wrong with the 782D, they are great tractors and collectable as well.

@@steiger256 they want 1500 for the 782 for it we’re in AZ so no rust.

@@carlosmorado4018 At 1500 that is a great deal for less than 400 hours. I do not think you would need the snowblower in AZ tho. Lol. You could get rid of the blower and make the tractor less. Thats a pretty fair deal.

Was only made 1 year in 1989 by Cub Cadet

I sold most of the extras off. May have a IH built 782 roller to part with sometime, But for now im holding on to what I have. If I decide to part with a few i will let you know.

I am keeping the extra gear box I have. Contact Adams Small Engines. You can look them up on the internet or call him at 419-685-2264. If you are not close to Ohio to get it he will ship it. He has great prices. I am pretty sure he has 3 maybe even 5 tractors there with the peerless rearend with the gear box. They are the newer models, But same driveline as a 482. I did a few videos on his place. You may want to check them out. He has a large inventory.

Wish I had a answer for you on that. Most Deere enthusiasts I know are pretty stubborn on other brands.

I had one with rear pto and sold it this spring. I will more than likely get another some day.

No. Sorry

@@Wyatt_Saunders I would like to get a Wheel Horse someday. A D200 would be really nice.

@@steiger256 I have 10 or 15 of the 300,400 and 500 series tractors and they are very reliable

You can email me at Steiger256@yahoo.com And i can get a phone number from there.

I have found them for anywhere from 100 to 300 with no engine. Just depends on how nice the sheet metal it.

You keep me in mind you wanna get rid of that first style

@@roberttolley5055 will do

I am working on a 420 or 430. I do need a little green. Maybe even a 110 someday.