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Old 02-27-2025, 09:09 AM
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I have yet to make an offer on the second one, the owner is asking $285.00 What would be a good counter offer? I am having a hard time finding consistent pricing and I do not wish to offend them
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If it's something you need/want and they are hard to find, then don't try to save too many dollars. You'll regret not having the creeper way more often than you'll regret not having another $20.
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I have yet to make an offer on the second one, the owner is asking $285.00 What would be a good counter offer? I am having a hard time finding consistent pricing and I do not wish to offend them
I am with Ambush here. If you want it just buy it. There are only so
many of these old machine parts around.
You might however get a little more for your 285. Like does he have
the driveshaft that was with it when it came out. He won't need it
without the creeper gear. That way you could keep your original one.

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Old 02-27-2025, 12:30 PM
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If it's something you need/want and they are hard to find, then don't try to save too many dollars. You'll regret not having the creeper way more often than you'll regret not having another $20.


I am wanting to get a tiller and I have a Brinly plow I intend on using quite a bit.
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I have yet to make an offer on the second one, the owner is asking $285.00 What would be a good counter offer? I am having a hard time finding consistent pricing and I do not wish to offend them
There's a a hand full on ebay going for over $400 a piece.
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Like others have offered their advice,buy it,refurbish it,save your drive shaft.Once you get it installed,a neat learning experience about your tractor.You will enjoy it,and wonder how you could get along without it.Let us know about your experiences as we all learn
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Found another, seems like it might be more of what I want. Owners says he bought it for a cub 100 he never installed it though
Gentlemen, we got it
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Part of our job here at OCC is to enable our common addictions.

Feel free to ask any more "shall I get it" type questions and we'll be glad to help.

Congrats though and please share how it goes together on your tractor.
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Alright, now that I have creeper coming what length do I need to cut the shaft to? I don’t think my current shaft is original as it doesn’t have the line scribed in it.
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Alright, now that I have creeper coming what length do I need to cut the shaft to? I don’t think my current shaft is original as it doesn’t have the line scribed in it.
I'm afraid to go out and measure mine. Being that it's a wide frame, there might be a difference.
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