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Old 02-05-2017, 06:20 PM
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What's the opinion of the $450 price tag for this? I've got a 2182 with s/n 817549, so from what I saw, the 450 is the model I'd need.

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Old 02-05-2017, 07:07 PM
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The 450 Snowblower will fit your tractor, according to the guide.
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That's a pretty hefty price tag for the shape it's in. Look around, you can find them for that price that look brand new.
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What Master Baker said...
Looks like it is missing the skids.
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Looks like it is missing the skids.
I agree with Lew. Side skids do not appear to be on the blower in those pictures.

The 450 blower will fit the early 2182s but not the last serial number group. PTOs are different sizes.

Pretty steep price for condition but are others available in your area?
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Old 02-05-2017, 10:39 PM
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Yeah, your right, it is missing the skids, and it looks like the right side of it is bent in. It looks in rough shape to me too, but I have no idea what they go for. I have a plow now and haven't used it much. I guess if I was going to spend that much for a snowblower, I could just go buy a separate push unit. The driveway isn't that big anyway and it would be easier to maneuver. Thanks all!
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