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Old 06-23-2011, 08:16 PM
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Sears actually made a garden tractor in the late 70's with the 19.9hp Onan, same motor in the 982. I used to have a Craftsman lawn tractor so I started reading a Sears/Craftsman forum and still read it regularly, they definitely made some cool tractors, though I am still loyal to the Cubs. I'd like to pick up a 50's David Bradley garden tractor, they're the predecessors of the Sears garden tractors. They're pretty bare bones but they have a hand clutch which I think is pretty neat.
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AJ, you were about 13 minutes from my house when you took those pics and about 2 min from my folks. I live down 601 in Midland. Anyways, that man there selling those tractors, Bob is his name, is about as crazy as they come when it comes to pricing things. Now, even though I want to, I just always keep going past his place,knowing good and well he will be off his rocker with a price.

Nice pics though!

Then again, now that I re-read your post, the tractor you went to get but didnt seems to be priced pretty fair. I dont know, maybe he just doesnt like me.
it was a while back with the 102 over christmas, its funny it was before i new about this place and was like man that's an old tractor, and he said it would need a clutch in a few depending on how i used it. I talked my self out of it LOL duh... wished i'd known how easy it was to get some parts!!!
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Aj, if your not busy, come and see us Saturday
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Aj, if your not busy, come and see us Saturday
well i'm never really busy just stuff to get done and it don't most days but I'm game I think.
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