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Old 12-27-2013, 06:07 AM
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Default IH 682 worth ?
Ok guys, got a question... What is a 682 worth? It's got a snowblade, series 2 460ish hours, really decent shape. No chrome hubcaps. Turf tires. Paint is faded as to be expected. I haven't got my hands on it yet, but says he tuned it up and such. New plugs, carb cleaned, new filter, fuel filter and points. Can ya give me a roundabout estimate?
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It's worth what you're willing to pay based on how bad you want it

Seriously though, without pics it's hard to guestimate. If it is as you say it is, I'd figure about $600ish. Spring assist, deck, hub caps, etc would have made it go higher but for me at least, $600 is about what I'd pay for what you listed.
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That's what I figured, I'll let ya know how it goes! Gonna go look at it tonight!
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Good luck! Hope you get it.
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Everybody wants to know what something is worth without being able to see pictures. One persons idea of "good condition" isn't another's.
And many times pictures don't tell the real condition of items for sale anyway. One guys idea of a $200 tractor is another's $50. If it's what you want, and the price is what your willing to pay, it's worth every dime.
I've found that most prices are regional, there are great price differences from one state to another.
Just saying.
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Well I got it home! She's in the garage sleepin with the 782. Pics to follow! Got it for $600
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Congrats on the 682.

Im from back in the day of people giving them away or picking them up for a few bucks.
To me a 600 dollar cub with no extras needs to look mint. But those day are gone when these things moved from old used to a collection piece.
Its like everyone said , there worth what ever it is to you. Or what your willing to pay.
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Well I got it home! She's in the garage sleepin with the 782. Pics to follow! Got it for $600
Congrats on your 782, enjoy
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