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Old 05-29-2016, 10:50 AM
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I see a 1050 coming up in a local auction. I cannot view it live but from pictures it looks pretty decent. Has almost 900 hours on the meter. I would keep/restore this but I don't have a clue what to bid. Are parts plentiful/available, are they good machines, what is a fair value? Any help appreciated. Thanks.
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I like mine. Haven't had any issue getting parts. It's basically an '82 series gear drive.... nothing really fancy about it.

Bidding: unless it's super nice, and you like to pay a lot of money, I think top price is about $500/600 with a mowe deck. One on c-list in my area now for $500. I paid less for mine, but no mower deck with it.
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I like mine. Haven't had any issue getting parts. It's basically an '82 series gear drive.... nothing really fancy about it.

Bidding: unless it's super nice, and you like to pay a lot of money, I think top price is about $500/600 with a mowe deck. One on c-list in my area now for $500. I paid less for mine, but no mower deck with it.
Thank you. This has a deck but I can't make out the condition from the pics.
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"A/C" style deck? Or an older triangle style?
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Old 05-29-2016, 02:53 PM
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"A/C" style deck? Or an older triangle style?
Pictures are poor in quality and angles but I don't think it is the older. One other question, I don't see an "armstrong" lever, did these come with electric lifts??
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According to my book, manual lift was the only option.
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Can you post a link to the auction bill?
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Mine did not have a hour meter on it. If it does not have a manual lift, then it might not be a 1050. Just may have the wrong hood. Could be a 1811.
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Mine did not have a hour meter on it.
None of them do, unless added.
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Can you post a link to the auction bill?
Here are pictures from the website. After looking again I realize that this tractor is a hydro so it must not be a 1050, so now I'm just more corn-fused, more help needed and appreciated.
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