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03-17-2012, 04:21 PM
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What's my 100 worth ?
Hi all,
I have a 1964 100, serial #102000. I am looking to sell it and was wondering what you all think it might me worth? I know I'll never get out what I have in it but I bought another tractor and don't have room for this one so it has to go. I restored it back in 2009. Most of the tractor is powder coated and some is painted. The engine is completely rebuilt Kohler K241, rebuilt carb, rebuilt PTO with new bearings and friction disc, creeper drive with new seals and bearings, completely disassembeled rear axle inspected and replaced all gaskets and seals, also has optional headlights and sleeve hitch, with home made sleeve hitch adaptor. It's not completely original the battery tray was completely gone so I fabricated one that's pretty close to original. The 100 also comes with a CW-36 snow thrower, 4 IH wheel weights, tire chains, and a disassembeled 38" mower deck. Sometimes I don't check this site much so you could also email me at svzan@hotmail.com Thanks all, Scooter6529
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03-17-2012, 08:28 PM
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Best guess would be whatever someone is willing to pay you.
Put a price on it in the for sale section of the site and see what happens. It is a good looking tractor. Good luck!
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