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Old 10-04-2013, 05:28 PM
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Default cub cadet 800 value?

hi guys i have a cub cadet 800 all original and has the muffler box original small starter and side panels ignition and 3 point also has a 3 point whats it worth and since the pic ive repainted the hood
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Old 10-04-2013, 05:31 PM
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Around here they seem to go for $300 - $400...
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Around here they seem to go for $300 - $400...
REALLY????? That sounds way too cheap for the most rare cub.
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Old 10-04-2013, 05:47 PM
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I forgot about it being rare...

But still it seems the people around hear just look at them as a rusty old mower that they want gone.


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y$300 to $400 isnt really possible
Unless your Lew......

I agree with what Nick (cubcadet) says on price.
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Old 10-04-2013, 06:06 PM
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Yesterday, just talking about cubs with a couple of people I know I get the lead on a couple of machines in a barn and a almost brand new Kohler motor. Fellow's dad bought the motor to use on something and only used it a couple of weeks. Says he will give it to me with the two machines in the barn. Another has a motor sitting in his garage. Is going to bring it by for me to look at.

They seem to be a lot of them around here just sitting in sheds and barns.
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Yesterday, just talking about cubs with a couple of people I know I get the lead on a couple of machines in a barn and a almost brand new Kohler motor. Fellow's dad bought the motor to use on something and only used it a couple of weeks. Says he will give it to me with the two machines in the barn. Another has a motor sitting in his garage. Is going to bring it by for me to look at.

They seem to be a lot of them around here just sitting in sheds and barns.
They are sitting around here too, but harder to find. I am green with envy over how easy they are to find in your area!!
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I agree with what Nick (cubcadet) says on price.



My ears were ringing today and now I know why.
I was lucky to find one cheap, but cubcrazy has a bunch.
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I ought to sell this old clunker,



except, it makes great ice cream!
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I was lucky to find one cheap, but cubcrazy has a bunch.
My ears were ringing too!
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