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Old 08-17-2011, 07:41 PM
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Default picked up the speedex s23

Well I made the guy an offer and he said yes. So here is the speedex s23 that I mentioned earlier. There was supposed to be some kind of buz saw that he had for it to , but he couldn't find it. He said he would call me if he came across it. He did give me a box of parts for though. Looks like a spare transmission and drive chains and misc pulleys.
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Old 08-17-2011, 08:45 PM
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Congrats Joe on the Speedex!

What's your plans for it?
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Old 08-17-2011, 09:24 PM
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Thanks ,
I picked this up with the sole intention on turning it over to feed my need for more cub parts . I am also trying to get some cash together so I can look for a bigger tractor. Nothing specific, but must have a wide front end and ag tires. I have a Minno-Mo Z with a narrow front now ,but it doesn't do to well in the swamp.

I just put it on ebay. I really haven't thought about how much I would need out of it. I would probably be open to some trading.

I did put a jump pack on it and it rolled over. so I have no doubt it would run with a carb clean and tune up. It is a very interesting machine, just not my thing.
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Nice S23, Joe! It's hard to find the attachments with those tractors.
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