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Old 09-24-2011, 01:10 PM
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That deck is for an Original...It looks a bit rough from here, so I'd say no more than $40 or so.
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Here are the pics. I picked up the black back blade tonight. There is half of a tag on it but can't read it so don't know what the mfg is. Is the retangular tubing with the holes in it on there to add weight to or did someone add that?
The first two pics are of an old horse drawn plow. Could be modified to pull behind a cub i think. The deck for the O is fair shape but with saving if not riddled wiht holes at the seems. Nice looking cultivator and small disk, also with the possibility of being modded to work with a cub. In the next pic there appears to be a rusty cart. In the cart i cant ID the thing in it but it looks to have a quick attach mule setup . The rusty piece infront of the red thing is a brinly sleeve hitch which is very worth getting! Next pics are of a JD push blade...worthless , and the next pic is a IH little genius #2 plow. A sears suburban, unknown year or make from the pic.

Over all congrats on the blade and plow! It looks like you can add rippers, (can easily take the cultivator in the pic and use the rippers from it), to the front of it which makes for easy work when leveling gravel or the occasional mole hills!
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The picture of the garden tractor is some form of a MTD 990. Kinda rare units and are highly sought after by those who know of them and are aware of their capablities. Some (like pictured) came with a hydrostatic tranny, and others were gear driven with a clutch system like what is found in a Cub Cadet. They had sleeve hitches on the back and are robust enough to handle a FEL

MTD produced them, but they were sold under multiple names and colors.









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OOO I like that green one..
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Yes, I noticed the sleeve hitch after looking at the pics when I got home, am going to go get it. And you are correct about the blue MTD, it has a sticker with ser #. It is hydrostatic with a 16hp Briggs and I'm pretty sure rear hydralics, He said it needs carb parts but did run when it was parked. What would the value be as it sits? The cart is a Brinly and he did say he wanted $50.00 for it. The bottom of it is bellie out from use, but still in overall good shap, no holes ect.
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I forgot to ask you guys, any thoughts on that black back blade. What is the purpose of the rectangular tubing with holes in it? The blade will swivel. I don't know what I'll use it for, but for $20.00, I didn't think I could go wrong.
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Yes, I noticed the sleeve hitch after looking at the pics when I got home, am going to go get it. And you are correct about the blue MTD, it has a sticker with ser #. It is hydrostatic with a 16hp Briggs and I'm pretty sure rear hydralics, He said it needs carb parts but did run when it was parked. What would the value be as it sits? The cart is a Brinly and he did say he wanted $50.00 for it. The bottom of it is bellie out from use, but still in overall good shap, no holes ect.
Not sure as I have never seen one for sale or be sold. As usual, the market would vary location to location, but Im sure if you could get it for less than $300 I think you would be alright. Probably worth 500 running. I hate to say numbers though, as your area may be completly different than mine.

Here is one for sale on CL: http://minneapolis.craigslist.org/ws...591795254.html

One more: https://sites.google.com/site/farmking990a/
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I could probally get it for that, Then what would I do with it
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I could probally get it for that, Then what would I do with it
Fix the carb, test and tune it, decide if you like it or sell it to make some money to cover the costs of all the other little goodies you have found.
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Was back up to the scrap yard today and got that sleeve hitch for $20.00 (traded him some scrap aluminum eve spouting) But it is to wide to fit my 1450. iam going to have to add some spacers for it to work. It measures about 10 3/4" on the ID. What is that arm sticking up for. Is it factory or did someone add it?
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