CTS2
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Post by CTS2 on Jun 18, 2021 5:49:39 GMT -6
From what I can work out, the 9X82 series has:
Different engines
A couple of extra airconditioner outlets.
Slightly different gearshift slots.
Hydraulic flow control adjustable in the cabin for all four spools, instead of just the fourth spool.
Anything else? Anything major?
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Post by meskie on Jun 18, 2021 8:07:12 GMT -6
The hydraulic adjustment was an option to have all 4 spools in cab I do believe. The hydraulic pump drive was also updated. The 80 series could be updated to the new style also.
I also was told there was a couple updates inside the transmission on the 82 series tractors.
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Post by shmiffy on Jun 19, 2021 22:18:14 GMT -6
The newer ones got smaller motors for the same horse power
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Post by CTS2 on Jul 9, 2021 5:28:00 GMT -6
The hydraulic adjustment was an option to have all 4 spools in cab I do believe. The hydraulic pump drive was also updated. The 80 series could be updated to the new style also. I also was told there was a couple updates inside the transmission on the 82 series tractors. How much of an improvement were these updates? In my mind, the electronic controlled engines of the 82 series are a downside. I would rather have an engine that doesn't shutdown for no reason, limp, derate, or need a new ECM just when it feels like it at a cost of several thousand dollars. Unless perhaps the benefits of the updated driveline make up for this downside? I currently have a 9280 Versatile and I like it but it's too small. I don't really want anything newer, so am trying to work out the differences. |
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Post by meskie on Jul 9, 2021 7:31:15 GMT -6
82 was still all mechanical engine. The 84 series had the electronic control. I think they had the n14 Celect red top in them.
I’m not sure how much the updates helped or what they exactly did
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Post by CTS2 on Jul 10, 2021 3:58:38 GMT -6
82 was still all mechanical engine. The 84 series had the electronic control. I think they had the n14 Celect red top in them. I’m not sure how much the updates helped or what they exactly did A 9682 I operated at one stage was definitely an electronic controlled Cummins N14. So I presumed all the 82 series were. |
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Post by meskie on Jul 10, 2021 7:54:04 GMT -6
Our 9882 was mechanical. I looked at a couple other 9682 before we bought it and they were mechanical also. These were 97 or 98 model years so the later ones could have been.
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