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Old 08-16-2015, 05:13 PM
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That is supposed to read "Is This A Good Deal" Edit - To whoever fixed that,

It's an hour away from me. http://terrehaute.craigslist.org/grd/5119094962.html
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looks good to me.
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Go get it looks like a good deal to me
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Missing a few pieces but good deal none the less.
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Missing a few pieces but good deal none the less.
Back reflectors, battery hold down and the heat shield. Still a good deal
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That's a lot better than spending $1500 on a plastic throw away lawn tractor!
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You're not there yet??
If not.....You Will be lucky it IT is still there!!
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The ad is a month old and he sent me 3 emails in 15 minutes. I couldn't believe it was still there. He says he has $2,000 in it and wants me to make an offer.

I can't get there till Thursday.
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I'm not typically a Narrow Frame guy but honestly, if that popped up around here, I'd probably jump on it. Looks like a very nice machine! If it runs and moves without any weird noises, I'd snag it in a New York minute!

Heck, if it wasn't 4 hours from me I may have deemed it worth the trip!
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Thanks to everyone for the input. I really had no intentions of buying another tractor, but if it's still there on Thursday, I'll probably go for it.

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I'm new to Cub Cadets. I've seen other references to narrow/wide frame. What's the difference? Is one better than the other, etc?
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