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Old 12-12-2009, 04:37 PM
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I think I'm hoping for too much here. I'd like to have a 7hp gear model from the 60s or 70s. I have no idea what this is. Looks to me like the motor is turned kattywhompus (horizontal but the crank goes from side to side). I thought the hood looked old. I don't know about those vents. The asking price is $125. He says it starts but won't run and that's all I know. If I knew what it was I would know if it was worth the trip to see it.

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Old 12-12-2009, 05:08 PM
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thats an old sears... not a cub, those wheel weights are worth the prics.
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Old 12-12-2009, 05:41 PM
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Thanks Mstetar. It is listed in Louisville KY craigslist as CubCadet Lawn Tractor . Since it isn't a Cub Cadet you've saved me a trip.
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Old 12-12-2009, 05:55 PM
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im serious, see if he will sell the weights!, even if he sells em to you for $50 and you have to get em, there worth $120! they are cub wheel weights!
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Old 12-12-2009, 07:16 PM
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I gotta agree, offer him a hundred dollars, put the weights on epay get back $120.00 put $50.00 into that old Sears, get it going and sell it for $250.00 and make yourself $220.00 with only a few hours invested. There are people out there who collect the old Sears tractors.
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That's a suburban right? They're darn good tractors. But I thought they were a dark blue?
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You guys sure that is not an old MTD private label?? MTD made riding mowers in the 80's for about 55 different store brands.... I once owned a MTD made "Longlife" branded riding Mower made for Oklahoma Tire & Supply Company (aka: OTASCO). It was persimmon and white and except for the colors, looked a lot like the one in the photo as I recall... and I don't think Sears Surburbans came in 7 hp - but I'm not an expert on that subject.

obxjerry: some better photo's - like showing the front (grille) and some different angles would help a lot...

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I've never heard of SS7. But the louvers on the side of the hood, and the round fenders are a dead give away. But I'm no sears expert.....I my be completely wrong!!!....(probably am. And the photo's could be better)
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Old 12-13-2009, 11:59 AM
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Sorry I posted in the wrong area. Sorry about the pictures. I used what the seller posted in the ad. It looks like somebody saw a good deal there since it's gone from Craigslist. It never occurred to me a Cub colored tractor the seller described as a Cub Cadet would not be a Cub Cadet. I need to heed to the old adage "better to keep quiet and have people wonder about your intelligence than to speak and show your stupidity".
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I doubt anyone from here ran and stole it from you. If it were a cub, then definitely.
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