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Old 07-27-2014, 06:11 PM
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Just moved these two out from where I had them. Buddy and me got them. They are going to be parted out.

Here is a pic. They aren't bad but IMO not worth keeping
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Old 07-27-2014, 07:33 PM
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What??? Not worth keeping??? They look great!
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Old 07-27-2014, 07:40 PM
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You're really going to part them out? The one with fenders looks really nice. Can't really see the other one. Seems wrong...
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I dont like narrow frames. Every narrow frame i had it was impossible to sell. Almost had to give them away. I like wide frame,spread frame cubs. The only way to make money on these is to part them.
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I dont like narrow frames. Every narrow frame i had it was impossible to sell. Almost had to give them away. I like wide frame,spread frame cubs. The only way to make money on these is to part them.
Things must be different in your part of pa, that's a shame that your gonna part them.
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Things must be different in your part of pa, that's a shame that your gonna part them.
I agree with you and everyone else, that's a darn shame.
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It is what it is so others can live...
If you got them cheap,parting is the way to go,hope the 100 has a lp head on it,$$$
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I dont like narrow frames. Every narrow frame i had it was impossible to sell. Almost had to give them away. I like wide frame,spread frame cubs. The only way to make money on these is to part them.
Have to ask myself, why did you even bother? I think your better suited for those JD 140's anyway.

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Have to ask myself, why did you even bother? I think your better suited for those JD 140's anyway.
because they were on a trailer destined for the scrap yard. i got them for scrap price. and like Lew said...there is lots of money in fenders, lights and other things. id cringe seeing these two go to the scrap yard, but id rather make money on them parting them than having them sit around here in the weeds taking up space.

and yes i love the 140 john deeres as you can tell. shaft drive is the best. although i do prefer the cubs over the belt drive JDs minus the old round fender 110. always wanted to make a narrow front 110 and original and have them side by side.
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