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Old 08-02-2014, 10:31 AM
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A 128 with A 44" deck with smoking 12 hp for $175 4 hour ride
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Old 08-02-2014, 10:34 AM
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Doesn't look bad, guess it depends on how bad you want it.
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Old 08-02-2014, 10:46 AM
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not sure what your driving but a 4 hour ride in my truck hauling that one way would cost between $130 and $150 total. now your up to $325 and based off the condition of the rest of the tractor id be ok with that price even if an overhaul was needed at some point.
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I think I would've picked it up yesterday!
Looks like it has very nice original paint. You'd better "steal" that thing for the $175 he's/she's asking. Maybe offer $125 when you get there since it smokes. We'd all like more pics after you pick it up.
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Old 08-02-2014, 11:57 AM
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There's always the dilemma when you find a SMOKING deal far away. Looks like a good deal and you already know the risk. Now... a whole day driving is the question... you got to want it bad .....
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I would have done nabbed it. In my truck it would cost me around 150 to 200 in fuel. Id be more then comfy by the looks of it
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Well rest of it looks to be in good shape, I would go get it just call before you leave and be sure it's gonna be there when u get there. Me and dad went to get him a fridge from a lady once drove an hr and a half and she sold it before we got there and he had already told her he was coming. She didn't care
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I'd pass, but that's just me.
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4 hours would be more of a time thing for me then anything.

That being said I need a good seat and a front tire for my 129...that's almost $175.00 right there. :-)

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You can't get much for $175 these days. If you don't go and you know you'll be walking around kicking yourself for not going, go get it. It's looks real nice for the money. It always comes back to, how much do you want it. If it were free would you go get it then? It's almost free.
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