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Old 02-01-2015, 11:41 PM
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I've been on here for a little while now so I do know what I'm doing. I have 3 narrow frame cubs but the problem is that I got one for $50 and one for free the other for 200, so I haven't really paid for one at value price. I just don't really know the values. I also have only seen one wf cub so I don't really know much about those either.

I was told that hydro's were worth less though because so many people are using gear drives for pullers

I do try to post pics as much as possible for a better idea if what I'm talking about. Sometimes I don't have any
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Old 02-01-2015, 11:53 PM
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If it runs and looks decent, I would say that's a decent price anywhere. Location is key tho. In my neck of the woods everything is expensive, except gas.

Edit: missed doesn't run. Offer him half that, or make it run, no smoke, $400 ok
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I've been on here for a little while now so I do know what I'm doing. I have 3 narrow frame cubs but the problem is that I got one for $50 and one for free the other for 200, so I haven't really paid for one at value price. I just don't really know the values. I also have only seen one wf cub so I don't really know much about those either.
I don't know if you realize it or not, but you just contradicted yourself......


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I was told that hydro's were worth less though because so many people are using gear drives for pullers
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I do try to post pics as much as possible for a better idea if what I'm talking about. Sometimes I don't have any
This is one of those cases where........

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Old 02-02-2015, 12:05 AM
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I meant how to use the site
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Old 02-02-2015, 12:09 AM
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I wasn't saying that it was true about hydros i was saying that that's what I was told
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Old 02-02-2015, 12:17 AM
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I wasn't saying that it was true about hydros i was saying that that's what I was told
And I'm saying that what you were told is not true.

I'm not so sure it isn't opposite of that. Depends on the model.....

800's and 126's can bring a lot. 1250's and 125's usually don't bring that much. 782's usually bring a decent amount..... 982's bring a lot. "O"s, 7X's and the 100's usually go pretty cheap. See what I'mean.....
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Old 02-02-2015, 10:01 AM
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Like Jon said location is a big factor, hydro's are next to worthless in my area but geardrives sell as fast as I list them. Now to answer your question without pics I'd have to say $350 would be max and that's only because the snow thrower is worth $250 if its in good shape and works. I hate buying tractors that don't run especially hydro's as there's no way to test the trans or the lift if it has one so you never know what your getting.
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I look at it this way,, The tractor itself in my parts run about $350, same for the (we are talking about a snow blower right?) the blower.. 350$ w/ or w/out deck.. Depends on the toy and the condition. IMO.. I would say its worth it !!The question is it worth it to you. time and parts... and so on, hydro are nice when they work!!
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