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05-21-2011, 01:33 AM
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cub cadet junk yard guy offered me something
It's a 125 with 3pt hitch and a tiller. $200 dollar price would include a complete tractor setup with tiller. It's been sitting outside a long time. The tractor is quite rough. I would probably buy it for that cheap price, use the 3pt, and the tiller. I would probably part the rest of the tractor out. the tractor is pretty rough. Oh, yeah, it has the creeper gear which I could probably get money out as well. What options existed to run a tiller? Would it operate the same way on a hydro as it would a gear drive? Oh, yeah and the tractor includes the complete k301 with starter generator. for the price, its allot of stuff. I don't know what condition any of it is in, it has sat for a long time. For the price its rough but there is allot there. How well made are these tillers and what problems do they usually have. do they have a tendency to seize up from sitting outside in the elements too long.
Oh, and I should mention its $200 bucks in cash or.... I could help him out with some of the equipment he sells and work it off. Get the machine for some time invested helping him out 
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