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Old 10-23-2013, 07:24 PM
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i found this little guy and want him the guys asking 450 i want to pay 400 whats it worth not running needs battery seat and good carb cleaning
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probaly $300 to $400 , if you want it get it
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Old 10-23-2013, 07:45 PM
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the pump is worth $350 i would go grab it
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the pump is worth $350 i would go grab it
X2 it's worth it IMO. Try talking him down. I know I would.
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Solid tractor. I just brought one home for $350 without the hydraulic pump. I think your not far off on the $400. Especially if the rest of it checks out pretty good. $300 would be better
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I think that's an ok price considering the hard to find hydraulic lift option and headlights. You never know why it's not running but I would take a chance on it
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hello all!

I have recently found an old 127 cub and was wondering if someone could give me a value.

The tractor was running when it was put in the shed (like 5 years ago I think). I don't think it has head lights or a hydraulic pump. It has a 44" inch deck and a small amount of surface rust. I am thinking that it is about a $300 dollar tractor. I will try to get a picture to post later.

thanks.
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First, . Second, this thread is an older thread that you have piggy backed onto. We have a section in the forum devoted to asking, "What is it worth?" here:

http://onlycubcadets.net/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=61

Third, it sounds like a nice find that you have there. A cub is worth, like anything else, whatever someone is willing to pay. Take inventory of your finances and needs and go get it if you want. The 127 is a very capable tractor and will serve you well. Looking forward to seeing more from you in the forum and some pics of your first cub cadet!!

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