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Old 06-07-2012, 04:27 PM
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I had a 1650 that had the frozen link at the hydraulic unit , kept spraying it with PB Blaster and working the lever and it evenutually broke loose , but it took awhile.
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Looks good and the blade is a great freebie
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Well, tried to mow last night with the new toy... was almost done and the deck belt broke! I guess seeing other posts sounds like that happens! So, I figure now that the belt broke I should look into selling the deck. I want the 50" deck so that I can take it off easier. Any ideas what the deck is worth? It has a fresh coat of paint and has brand new blades. Looks really nice. I'll try to get some pictures up next week... Thanks!
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Old 06-08-2012, 09:55 AM
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You could probably get about $300 off the deck if it is in good shape and no rust.
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Wish you lived closer - I would like to get a 60" deck instead of a 50. Two acres takes quite a while.
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Well, tried to mow last night with the new toy... was almost done and the deck belt broke! I guess seeing other posts sounds like that happens! So, I figure now that the belt broke I should look into selling the deck. I want the 50" deck so that I can take it off easier. Any ideas what the deck is worth? It has a fresh coat of paint and has brand new blades. Looks really nice. I'll try to get some pictures up next week... Thanks!
I sold this one for $150.00 including the mule drive. The guy drove from Cleveland Ohio up to Grand Blanc to get it.
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That's awesome on getting the blade for free. I'd sure love to find one for my 1872.
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