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11-12-2017, 08:42 PM
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Got me a Ford snow shovel...
Other than Cub Cadets the most common tractor I like to buy is the Ford Lgt series and I just picked up this one last tuesday. Lgt165(16hp Kohler K/hydrostatic) with Johnson loader, two stage blower, new Carlisle Tru Power rears, battery tender, recent powder coat paint, spare set of decals, homebuilt rear weight.... $800 and drove it in the trailer.
Tru Powers were useless in the snow so I put on Kenda Bear Claw rears and Kenda Super Turf fronts. I’ll put turfs back on it and sell the tractor with a deck next spring but I’ll keep the fel and put it on something else. I have an identical tractor for sale right now so the snowblower can go with that one.
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11-12-2017, 11:44 PM
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WOW Lance, that's a heck of a good buy, goodbuy.
 Sounds like a money maker to me.  Oh, by the way, keep that white chit up there. It's more fitting to Canada.
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11-13-2017, 02:20 AM
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You really steal that one Lance! You can ask $1200US just for the loader! This is a keeper, but who I am to tell you what to do with that one, I use to own a almost new Ford LGT16D and I sell it! It was to much of a mower for my first house 5000sq feet lawn at the time.
 Holy cow! You already got snow in your neck of the wood! I feel lucky, nothing yet here few hundred feet down of the "North pole". Todd speaking of white $hit...We already send you our Canadian goose so you better take cover.
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11-13-2017, 07:54 AM
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Nice shovel! Congrats!!
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11-13-2017, 09:24 AM
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Thx guys, I dont often pay so much on a flip but I think I’ll be able to keep the loader and still make a little profit. The fel will also fit my opensided Lgt100 so Ive decided to put it on that one... but not until spring after I upgrade to a 16hp engine, the engine swap was already planned for this winter so this 165 came along at a perfect time.
The Lgt100 came home about 4 years ago with a crankcase full of water so it wasnt expected to run very well or very long but altho noisy its done well, I mowed with it one summer and tilled the garden twice a year, and pulled alot of trailers. Despite its ugly appearance its one of my favorite tractors so its gonna get a well deserved make over. I’ll post two pics, one from 4 yrs ago, and one from yesterday after I set it up on jack stands but before I took the wheels off. Originally the Lgt100s did not have lights so I added those and built an exhaust that runs out the rear past the right rear tire, and I changed the seat, otherwise its near factory originall. After Jacobsen the Lgt series was built by Gilson before New Holland.
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11-13-2017, 10:23 AM
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After Jacobsen the Lgt series was built by Gilson before New Holland.[/QUOTE] Some of the later New Holland lawn and garden tractors were made by Toro Wheelhorse. They were rebadged 260 series.
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11-13-2017, 11:40 AM
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and btw, those “Little” Fords are 850 lbs, thats 150 lbs heavier than a QL😉
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11-14-2017, 02:53 AM
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I wouldn't mind having one of those fords to repaint in Oliver colors, since a real one goes for ridiculous $
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11-14-2017, 09:42 AM
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