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Runs, mows, shifts, stops as it should.
Strong cast iron Kohler 10 HP K241 does not smoke, valves adjusted last season, fairly new carb and glass bowl filter/petcock. Engine starts right up. Original tank was cleaned and coated with POR 15 tank sealer 38" cast iron deck with NOS blades headlights reproduction tail light brand new battery new tie rod ends and drag link ends newer front tires fairly new PTO/Generator belt new deck belt last season correct metal pan seat round fenders AND reflectors The decal on the hood says "70" but everything else says it's a 100. I believe the hood was changed at some point. I have a brand new decal set for it. So, what's it worth?
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PLEASE CONTACT ME BY CLICKING MY USER NAME ABOVE. 1968 Cub Cadet 124 with deck and #2 Trailer 1965 IH Scout 80 Champagne Edition 1968 IH Travelall 4x4 and factory PTO winch 1955 IH Refrigerator |
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Here in western PA that would be worth $400 to $600, you might be able to get more in your area if cubs are uncommon.
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What he said!
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Then I did ok selling it for $750.
thanks.
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PLEASE CONTACT ME BY CLICKING MY USER NAME ABOVE. 1968 Cub Cadet 124 with deck and #2 Trailer 1965 IH Scout 80 Champagne Edition 1968 IH Travelall 4x4 and factory PTO winch 1955 IH Refrigerator |
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