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Old 02-22-2012, 11:41 AM
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I was wondering if this was a good price.
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Old 02-22-2012, 12:40 PM
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I would pass on that tractor. That price is a little on the stiff side if you were to ask me. I would give him maybe about half that price.
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Old 02-22-2012, 12:49 PM
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I'm in total agreement with Kelly. It's priced too high.
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Yep, there is another good deal we get here in the south. In PA that is probably a $200 tractor.
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If the motor was actually completely rebuilt by a shop I wouldn't doubt they threw $900 in parts and labor into the motor if it were bored, valves done, new Kohler parts, and labor. Usually though people's definition of a rebuilt motor on craigslist is a new rod when one broke or new rings. Still, you can buy 3 running/cutting tractors around here for that price. Sadly with this economy, a nicely repainted Cub probably wouldn't bring that.
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Been thinking of taking a look at this 126, reasonably priced. I agree with everyone, the one you're looking at is priced way too high.

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You will have $500 to $750 in the motor alone is it was done right.
I would look at it.
Hopefully the seller has paperwork to prove what he did.
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Old 02-22-2012, 07:01 PM
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Everyone thanks for your opinions! I have something that may sound a little odd. Me and my dad actually own the tractor. A complete replacement engine was put in it several years ago that cost $700. It also has almost brand new tires on all four corners (carlsile). Never the less, when I posted this on cl, I though the price that my dad wanted was a little high.
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Everyone thanks for your opinions! I have something that may sound a little odd. Me and my dad actually own the tractor. A complete replacement engine was put in it several years ago that cost $700. It also has almost brand new tires on all four corners (carlsile). Never the less, when I posted this on cl, I though the price that my dad wanted was a little high.
Well Daniel, or should I say neighbor, Im just up the highway in Midland. Im in a garden tractor/lawnmower club (The Dixie Turftoys) and we meet there in Monroe at Ivan Secrests corner. You should come down and see us sometime. Bring you dad with you. The more the merrier. PM for more info if you want.

Good luck at selling the Cub. And dont forget to check out the Plow Day event listed in my Signature. It would be great if yall could make that too!!
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