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Old 04-26-2015, 11:55 PM
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The wrecker driver for the towing service we use claims he has found a late sixties to early seventies Cub Cadet tiller that is unused still in the box. It is in Florida at his uncles and he is planning to haul it to TN. He has been told it wad worth $1200 and wanted me to help him sell it. I told him without a part number and pics I can not help him. Any thoughts on what a never out of the box tiller from this area might be worth?
I am taking a wait and see approach to this but it could be interesting to say the least. Stay tuned.
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Old 04-26-2015, 11:58 PM
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Any thoughts on what a never out of the box tiller from this area might be worth?
Not without a model number.

If it's a sleeve hitch tiller, no where near what he wants.

If it's a cat 0 tiller, then that's probably about right.

If it'a a walk behind... no where near what he wants.
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Old 04-27-2015, 12:14 AM
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The only thing he could tell me was it drives off the front pto. I know nothing about narrow frames but didn't they drive off a gear box mounted on the rear? This will probally turn out to be just another "barn find" story but this guy just told me about it after seeing some CC parts I had at work so it was unsolicited.
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Well, that rear gearbox is driven off the front PTO. If it is NIB, it might be worth $600. Then again, there are crazy people on e-bay. Offer him $400 for it if it's all there.
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1200 seems more like the price for nos.
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1200 seems more like the price for nos.
What did they sell for when new, Lew?
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In 1978, a 38" tiller MSRP was $597.00. Adjust for inflation and collector value.
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I am in Florida, let me intercept it and save you the hassle of hauling it to TN.
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If anybody on this site is willing to pay $1200 for a tiller then feel free to contact me, I happen to have some ocean front property in Arizona I'd like to sell.
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