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Old 04-24-2013, 06:16 PM
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Hello,

I have a IH1450 that the motor recently locked up on. The body of the mower, deck and snow blade are in really good shape. I just wanted to see what the mower would be worth if I sold it? Any Ideas? I have no idea what to price it at.
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The mower in your area should sell for $100-150. The whole 1450 with an engine issue is anywhere in the area of 250-400 IMO.
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Hello,

I have a IH1450 that the motor recently locked up on. The body of the mower, deck and snow blade are in really good shape. I just wanted to see what the mower would be worth if I sold it? Any Ideas? I have no idea what to price it at.


How about some pics?
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How about some pics?
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Thanks for the info, guys. Here is the most recent picture.
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Looks in pretty good shape!
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Replace the motor and sell for way more on that nice looking machine.
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