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10-09-2011, 07:53 PM
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New to OCC and new to CT :)
We moved to CT from MN last week and one of my first items "to do" was to get a lawn tractor to mow our half acre.
This morning I went to look at a John Deere SXT-38 and it didn't really tickle my fancy and so the seller showed me a Cub that he had sitting in the back. It fired right up and looked pretty decent, so I bit. Still wondering if I made the right call or not. I don't really know anything about the tractor, I had only previously owned a mid 80's Toro Wheel Horse. Anywho, picked up a 1211 Hydro with a 46" deck. It's got about 760 hours on it and seems to fire and run fine. I got it home, unloaded it and mowed the half acre. Open to input and direction...maybe some ideas on what I *should* have paid? I'll tell you after I get a couple answers (and perhaps do a little crying)  I see from some searching that a gentleman named "TEET" also has (had?) a 1211 with a blower and a blade. I'd definitely like to get one or both of those things and could probably use some direction there if anyone's so inclined.      
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