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Old 01-24-2014, 11:09 PM
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That's a nice one! Hope you get it.
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Go get it and have a safe trip!
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what mike said.
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I'd bet he's on the road.
We'll have pictures tonight
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I have an 1811 and they are great tractors. For the money there is NO WAY you can go wrong. I cannot see the bend in the go lever but I have often thought of bending mine a little more because I have a steering knob and sometimes the bottom bolts on the knob hit my go lever hand.
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I'm with Sam, get on the road Jack!

Not a good paint job, I'll save your eyes the trouble. Paint doesn't make them run any better.

Really woody? You'd pass on it because of the paint?
If you read carefully, I was jokingly telling him not to buy it and hoping he would give up the location so I could jump all over it. The handle and the paint comments were again a joke. I did say the m18 was worth that alone. If I were in the market it was well worth the asking price.
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If they only want 400 for it why is it still for sale after 3 months? Doesn't make sense
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If they only want 400 for it why is it still for sale after 3 months? Doesn't make sense
I'm still trying to figure it out myself. The carb needs a little tweaking, the linkages are the problem I believe. I'll explain more later, but I will say this, I didn't pay $400

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We'll have pictures tonight
Good guess! After 7 hours I'm almost home, just had to make a pit stop at my parents to help my dad with his computer. I'll get pics up tonite

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I better go check my shed! I see you're in Illinois.
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If you read carefully, I was jokingly telling him not to buy it and hoping he would give up the location so I could jump all over it. The handle and the paint comments were again a joke. I did say the m18 was worth that alone. If I were in the market it was well worth the asking price.
Sorry woody, I did misread it!
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