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Old 07-06-2013, 02:48 PM
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I'm just curious, as I've never seen one.... What series is this tractor in? Looks like a Fleetline.... Anyone know anything about a 78??? If I put this in the wrong section, mods, please move it.

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Old 07-06-2013, 03:18 PM
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Looks like a model 76. BTW....it is a Lawn Tractor.
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JMech that looks like a 76 lawn tractor. Same as spirit of 76 but plain yellow and white.
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Yeah, maybe it was a 76. Saw it a couple days ago in the local mower "graveyard" ... I just pulled the pic and thought it looked like the number was a 78. It makes sense as a 76. Didn't know they made any other than the SO76. Thanks!

Sorry about putting it in the wrong section....
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So you're getting this and gonna restore it, right?
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So you're getting this and gonna restore it, right?
LOL, no.... I have no interest in it. It's not the kind of CC that I like. If I thought it was worth the resto to sell it, I would though!! If it was fixed up, what, maybe $300.... to the right guy, on the right day, when the wind is blowing north west.......

If I could get what some guys THINK they can get off e-bay.....
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LOL, no.... I have no interest in it. It's not the kind of CC that I like. If I thought it was worth the resto to sell it, I would though!! If it was fixed up, what, maybe $300.... to the right guy, on the right day, when the wind is blowing north west.......

If I could get what some guys THINK they can get off e-bay.....
JMech get a white steering wheel and seat then get a so76 sticker kit from maple hunter you just never know what the old girl would fetch.
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JMech get a white steering wheel and seat then get a so76 sticker kit from maple hunter you just never know what the old girl would fetch.
I dunno man, the tractor doesn't really interest me any. If anyone here wants it, it would have to be bought. I have no idea what this guy would want though. Where it is sitting, it may have been under water before too.
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Where at in Illinois, if I may ask?
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Southern half. Just south of I-70 about 20 miles and clear over on the east side. About 10 Miles west of RT 1. Robinson Ill area.
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