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Old 05-08-2016, 10:18 AM
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Dad is considering selling his 122. It has creeper drive and headlights. We have, supposedly, every repair bill for the machine. Dad got it from the widow of the original owner about 3 years ago. We may even have the bill of sale. The paint is obviously a brush job. Machine does not appear to have been abused. Engine was rebuilt about 15 years ago, doubt it has logged 100 hrs since. I mowed with it for an hour yesterday, runs great. Obviously some wear items but no reason you can't use it for a weekly mower. I know parting it out would yield more $$$, but this one is just too nicely equipped to do so (creeper drive and headlights on this old of a machine are odd this far south). FWIW, this was a Midwest machine that the owner brought south when he moved 25-30 years ago. What's a fair price for it?
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I would say $5-$600.
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I would say $5-$600.

$5 is kinda low,
$600 is betterer.
I see it has a oops pedal so it is an early production 122.
why not keep it?
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$5 is kinda low,
$600 is betterer.
I see it has a oops pedal so it is an early production 122.
why not keep it?
Buy cheap sell high.
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Old 05-08-2016, 12:58 PM
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getting a little OT Nick.

John,
the creeper and lights come in handy for tilling at night.
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getting a little OT Nick.

John,
the creeper and lights come in handy for tilling at night.
Nope, it's the name of the game isn't it, later Lew.
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Old 05-08-2016, 03:06 PM
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$5 is kinda low,
$600 is betterer.
I see it has a oops pedal so it is an early production 122.
why not keep it?
What do you mean an "oops pedal"?

I'd love to keep it, but if you only knew how many toys I have that are older than I am
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What do you mean an "oops pedal"?

I'd love to keep it, but if you only knew how many toys I have that are older than I am
No kick up on the end of the clutch pedal to keep your foot from slipping off.....oops
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I know parting it out would yield more $$$,
Why does it always have to be about $$$. My opinion is anyone who would part this machine out should be shot by firing squad, hung by the neck until dead, and for good measure, buried alive.

If you don't want/need it, let it go to someone who does.

I'm not trying to be a , but thats my 2 cents!
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