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Old 01-18-2015, 01:16 AM
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Honestly I look at is as parts tractor. the attachments are why I am buying it. Ive never seen the sprayer. The rear blade is awesome and it has the 3pt hitch. The sprayer may be a pile of junk but the treasure is the rear blade hitch and tiller.
I read it this way. If you don't care about the condition of the tractor offer him to take the rest off his hands, and "if" the tractor only needs $10 worth of parts he can sell it as the tractor only.
I'm thinking like Olds said. If it was only points and condenser he would have fixed it and sold it running instead of not. Sounds like.....fishy
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The package deal with cost me $500 Now I am almost thinking the tiller and the blade are worth that. If I was to buy a tiller I would want the whole package I don't want to be one missing piece. around where I live a running wore out narrow frame can fetch $200 $250 that's bone stock no attachments flat tires ect.
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The package deal with cost me $500 Now I am almost thinking the tiller and the blade are worth that. If I was to buy a tiller I would want the whole package I don't want to be one missing piece. around where I live a running wore out narrow frame can fetch $200 $250 that's bone stock no attachments flat tires ect.
There ya go. Sounds like you answered your own question...................
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Looks like you have a PECO yard vacuum as well. Do you have the big canvas bag and top piece?
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I doubt it has the canvas
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Well I bought it I am the proud new owner of the 1450 and all of the attachments looks like it needs some tlc but I manly bought the attachments for my 149
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yea, to me your jewel is in the rear blade. You can easily sell the rest to get a free blade
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yea, to me your jewel is in the rear blade. You can easily sell the rest to get a free blade
I agree, good buy.
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The tractor is at my mothers Next time I am down there I will post some good close up pictures. I wanted to tinker with it but the rain and wintery mix was just not the kind of weather I want to work on it in.
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