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04-10-2012, 07:10 PM
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IH carts
I can't believe I never saw it. Over at my neighbors junk pile there is a IH dump cart. It still has the IH logo on the front of it, but has an area that is rusted thru the bottom left front corner of it. He is an older fellow and kind of particular about things, so I didn't touch it. Its laying sorta upside down with other things around it so dont know much more than that. It's small, 26"x32", maybe 10" tires on it that are shot, its painted white and looks like factory paint. I can see the dump lever. No one has lived there for 12 yrs or so. I called him tonight and left him a message. On the chance he may want some $ for it, any ideas what something like that may go for. I have seen some pics on here of other dump carts, can anyone hook me up with links to pics, or where to look on it for a model or ID #. Maybe someone can ID from pics?
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04-10-2012, 09:21 PM
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If it were me,I would describe what kind of shape its in,don't get excited when talking to him and ask if he would part with it and ask what he was thinking for a price. As for what its worth,its worth how much ever you want to give. It is in pretty rough shape. I'd prob go $20 or $30 since its in such rough shape,but thats my opinion.
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04-10-2012, 09:40 PM
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I would love to have a nice IH cart, but, they are rare around where I live.
That much work would make me colorblind, which is exactly why I was happy with this one from CL.  I would keep looking, you are in PA, the heart of Cub Cadet country!!  You could do some serious restoration to a tractor with what effort that cart needs. 
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04-11-2012, 08:37 AM
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I would agree that cart has seen much better days. I just told the wife I need to go get the one at my neighbors its a #1 and is in a little better shape. I would agree that this needs a bunch of repair work. the sheet metal in the bottom is all gone and that will take some time to bring back to near original. It can be done I have seen a lot of work put into items if you wan it bad enough. I think this would be under $50, my 2 cents. Get it bring it home and look it over.
Regards, Chris
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06-14-2012, 08:27 PM
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Here are some pics of the trailer my neighbor gave me. I was asked in another thread if I got the #2, and I didn't. I guess my neighbor took it as its gone. He knocked on the door one day and said he left a couple of trailers for me and this was one of them. The other was a Craftsman. This one is a dump. At one time it was white, but has been painted at least twice, but I doubt it is an IH.
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06-15-2012, 08:05 PM
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