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Old 03-06-2012, 06:43 AM
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I am looking into buying a cub cadet 149 and wanted to hear how much it is worth. It is rough cosmetically, but as working hyrdo lift and drive. Has dual rear wheels, chains, an 2 snow plows. But needs a voltage reg, battery, and some tubes. Shoot me some numbers! Thanks a lot.
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Old 03-06-2012, 10:59 AM
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Condition and location detrmine price. Sounds like the condition is poor and without a VR do you know how it runs? I would throw out $150 due to non running shape and other thins you'll have to fix.
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Pictures of everything would really help alot.
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I am looking into buying a cub cadet 149 and wanted to hear how much it is worth. It is rough cosmetically, but as working hyrdo lift and drive. Has dual rear wheels, chains, an 2 snow plows. But needs a voltage reg, battery, and some tubes. Shoot me some numbers! Thanks a lot.
If it is the one on Craigslist. PA/MD state line, I am not 100% it's not a scam of some type. It is listed a few places in different towns across PA and Maryland. I emailed him and got a generic response. I asked to come look at it and he didn't want to give me his address. His asking price is different in every add. If it is for real and they want to sell it, I would think the $300-$350 range isn't to bad if it comes with what is stated and it isn't a basket case. It is also listed in the Craigslist/Ebay forum on this site.


"it runs but needs a battery and i think a voltage regulator and some tlc but has hydrilic lift and 2 plows include with the sale also has duals and a set of weights and chains"
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Thats the one
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I paid $275 for a 149 in Northern NJ back in December. It came with a nice deck, and a home made front blade. It was not running but is running fine now with a battery, and new hydro fluid and filter. I would pay a few more bucks for that one with the extra wheels and blade.
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I would pay $250-300 purely because of the duals and blade, which is easily $100
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