982 international cub cadet

[teresa1954]

What would one of these be worth ( 1984 982 international cub cadet)?

 

[dschwandt]

Depends on condition, options, condition, condition, color, engine and condition.

 

[-CӞ]

Depends on condition, options, condition, condition, color, engine and condition.

+ location location location

 

[jbratton]

100.00 dollars in my area.

 

[Everettlee]

I will pay good coin in my area

 

[teresa1954]

What would one of these be worth ( 1984 982 international cub cadet)?

20 hp, no pto. She's outside running as I'm writing. Red and white in color, does new brake pads in the rear. I could never find new ones to replace them. New tires 2 years ago. Needs a new cylinois

 

[dschwandt]

Needs a new WHAT??

 

[teresa1954]

Needs a new WHAT??

Never mind it's working

 

[Rgausman]

Does not exist without pictures...

 

[teresa1954]

Does not exist without pictures...

Look again, several photos added, so the old girl is now existence. Lol

 

[dgeary]

Look again, several photos added, so the old girl is now existence. Lol

I'm not seeing any pics.

 

[teresa1954]

Does not exist without pictures...

 

[-CӞ]

tired old girl, looks rode hard & put away wet. probably lower to middish-range kind of value for the area, pending a first-hand inspection.
life under a tarp ain’t easy.
and that steering column, that isn’t stock, is it folks?

 

[Rgausman]

Being a 982 thought it was suppose to be a 'Super'. Do not see two independent brake pedals on the right side. There have been times would been handy to have independent brakes.

 

[mgonitzke]

Being a 982 thought it was suppose to be a 'Super'. Do not see two independent brake pedals on the right side. There have been times would been handy to have independent brakes.

IH built 982, so the split brakes were optional, not standard like on later machines.

 

[Rgausman]

Thanks Matt for quick reply. Always learning keeps old dogs young.

 

[dschwandt]

This unit as equipped new, would have listed for near $7300.
Add another $1000 for rear PTO and Cat '0'.

These were no cheap box store plastic crap.