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Old 03-10-2016, 10:25 PM
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I've not seen any with broken front axles. Keep in mind that this is basically just an overgrown Cub Cadet. Same basic horse power, same trans, just whole machine is larger. They aren't really a tractor. People complain that they are underpowered, and people tend to tear them up. If you use it for what it was built for, they are fine machines.

It's a myth that the PTO's are expensive to rebuild. You just have to know where to find parts. They are no more expensive to go through than replacing an electric one on a CC.
OK, where are you getting PTO parts? The only one I ever went into was about 10 years ago and it was going to cost so much to fix it the guy decided to leave it broke and sell it as is. The only place I knew of to get parts was Case-IH, I'm thinking it was close to $500 for everything we were going to need? Maybe there are aftermarket suppliers now?
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OK, where are you getting PTO parts? The only one I ever went into was about 10 years ago and it was going to cost so much to fix it the guy decided to leave it broke and sell it as is. The only place I knew of to get parts was Case-IH, I'm thinking it was close to $500 for everything we were going to need? Maybe there are aftermarket suppliers now?
LOL. Yes, there is aftermarket.

Here are two quick ones. Like I said, if you need a shaft, clutch pack and carrier, it can get upwards of $400. But if it's just a kit, or a bearing, then it isn't bad. Complete assembly is $398. These aren't the only places for parts either, just ones that are quick to find. I dunno, I work on a lot of tractors... I don't think $400 is bad at all.


http://www.steinertractor.com/Intern...T=31CDBF714073

http://hamiltonbobs.com/cart/search/...cub-lo-boy-mm6
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LOL. Yes, there is aftermarket.

Here are two quick ones. Like I said, if you need a shaft, clutch pack and carrier, it can get upwards of $400. But if it's just a kit, or a bearing, then it isn't bad. Complete assembly is $398. These aren't the only places for parts either, just ones that are quick to find. I dunno, I work on a lot of tractors... I don't think $400 is bad at all.


http://www.steinertractor.com/Intern...T=31CDBF714073

http://hamiltonbobs.com/cart/search/...cub-lo-boy-mm6
I guess the definition of "expensive" parts is the difference here. Don't know if anybody had aftermarket 10 years ago for these.

Strange most of you guys value these at around $1500 and a quick search on Craigslist here showed 2 in the $3,000 price range. With anything, I imagine location is a big factor. Seems everything costs more here!
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I have a 154 coming down this summer. Would LOVE to find a loader for it
this one for sale $3200
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Looks like I would have to trade most of my fleet for that lol. Is that in your neck of the woods?
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Looks like I would have to trade most of my fleet for that lol. Is that in your neck of the woods?
50 Miles from my house .Its on Battle Creek MI Craigslist
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