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Old 07-15-2017, 07:48 PM
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I went to a tractor show today. I&I in Penfield IL. Great show, ends tomorrow.

In the for sale area there were 3 Cubs with decks. Saw a price on 2 of them, a 125 and another NF that I don't remember. There was a 1450 there and there was no tag on it to ID the seller or an asking price so I went and looked thru the rest of the stuff at the "trading post" (this was not the swap meet stuff, I believe it was a central place for people that were displaying tractors and couldn't man a swap booth simultaneously.... ). I walked thru the rest of the for sale stuff and as I was going back over to "make sure" there wasn't a tag on it since I had seen tags on some in places I would not expect. Another guy was loading this 1450 onto his truck, 50" deck that was supposedly stuck but complete and solid went with it. It was all there except for a battery, it looked like it had been sitting a while. When I asked how much he gave for it, he claimed "50 bucks".... and started rattling off what he "could get" for the side panels, the deck, the hood, etc. He offered it to me for $100... IDK if the engine was blown or stuck, but it was there and totally complete. hydraulic lift and all.... crap.... to put that with the 1650 roller I had listed a couple weeks ago, (still have BTW) I could have all the parts I'd need to build a nice tractor...
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Old 07-15-2017, 08:41 PM
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Old 07-16-2017, 07:35 PM
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you didn't give him the 100 for it?
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Old 07-16-2017, 07:46 PM
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it was the end of the day, spent too much by then on food and root beer floats... so I didn't have it left to spend at that point... or I might have.
That, plus I had the wife like "right there" 10 feet away telling them that "I have plenty/don't need no more"
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