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09-13-2016, 09:44 PM
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Good Deal?
I currently have an 1864 with a 48gt deck in pretty good shape. It has over 1000 hours, but a new ch23 engine within the last couple hundred hours. A buddy seen my mower and said his grandma has one just like it in her barn (hers is an 1863). So he went over there and took some picture of it for me today and said he tried to start it but the battery was to weak and only cranked really slow a few times. He said it has been sitting there for at least a year. He also said he's messed with it some, as before it would run for a few minutes and then die. He was thinking it was a vacuum or fuel issue. I asked him how many hours, but he forgot to look. His grandma is wanting to get rid of it. She said she would take $300 for the mower with the 48gt deck on it and she also has a blade and chains she would sell for $200 extra. Is that worth it for a tractor that has been sitting and knowing it has some issues? I don't know if I would want the blade as I have a walk behind snow blower and a blacktop drive way. I'm going to go look at it in tha next week. What should I bring look?
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