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Old 11-17-2011, 03:58 AM
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It ridiculous no one bought it at that price. Everybody & their brother E-mailed me & called ... I got a lot of shoe scuffs on the tires though!!!!!
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Man I need those! I need to eat right now too. I need a set for my 1872 loader project.
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I think you are in the wrong season to get a great price for a machine that is used mostly in the summer. It is tough to spend that much just to watch the battery go down.

Excess cash now is going to the holidays, guys might spend $200 on a great deal, other than that, the wife is getting the holiday money.

Heating bills hurt too!!

Just a thought.
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I think you are in the wrong season to get a great price for a machine that is used mostly in the summer. It is tough to spend that much just to watch the battery go down.

Excess cash now is going to the holidays, guys might spend $200 on a great deal, other than that, the wife is getting the holiday money.

Heating bills hurt too!!

Just a thought.
Agree with that ! This time of year , Im buying what needs work . The enjoyment I get out of this is working on them , repairing them , improving them . I'd prefer to build equity vs buy someone elses . Then , when the warm weather hits , they hit the street !!

On another note ............unless you have LOCAL OCC members or readers reading this site , Im finding it easier to sell on Craigslist and out on the street where people can actually see what they're buying . Hard to justify driving lotsa miles these days when there are so many Cubs available locally.
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I think you are in the wrong season to get a great price for a machine that is used mostly in the summer. It is tough to spend that much just to watch the battery go down.

Excess cash now is going to the holidays, guys might spend $200 on a great deal, other than that, the wife is getting the holiday money.

Heating bills hurt too!!

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it has a "SNOW PLOW & SNOW BLOWER" so how is any body going to watch the battery go down !!!!
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