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Old 01-30-2011, 08:36 PM
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Hi everyone I have 7 wide frame cubs 4 149's and 3 169's i am looking to buy a super garden tractor. What are the best models to buy i see 2 2072's that go for around 1800 not sure what they are worth. can someone give me some pro's and cons of them. i also have my eye on another 169 but not sure.
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Are you hording the 169s??
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I am gonna look for a 982. I think the 1872 is probably the most common.

I'd like to hear some opinions from the guys that know a lot also.
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y ai love 169's what u guys think of the 2072's
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personal I own a 2072, I have not seen one more around the area but I have seen about 6 1872's for sale in the last year. The 2072 is nice but basically it would come down to what was the best deal if I was looking again. keep in mind if it has rear pto and or cat O, it will add about 500-600 for each. I figure a gas super is worth 1000 for just the tractor, 400 for a blower or Haban deck, and 300 for a dozer blade. But a diesel would be worth about 2000 again just for the tractor.

The tractor and attachments would have to be in operational condition and if any thing would be needed the parts to repair it would be subtracted from the price.

I guess I forgot a few attachments 1000 for a tiller and 500 for a front broom. Plastic weights are a buck a pound and steel weights are 2 bucks a pound. The smaller deck would be worth 200.

I think these prices are about the average that I have seen. Area matters though and your area might be more or less.


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