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Old 03-24-2017, 08:41 PM
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Thanks guys!! He told me if I didn't take it the scrappers were gonna get it... I can't bear to see old American iron get ground up!
Wouldn't bother me if it were green............


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Nick, where do you see the "sleeve hitch" in these pictures?
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Nick, where do you see the "sleeve hitch" in these pictures?
Third picture down
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I'd take one any day for that price!!
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Not bad for the price! There's still some good left in her. I don't think there's any salvage to the gas tank though ! lol
Nonesense, you can fix anything with a hammer! Another one saved with an interesting story behind her. Glad you got it and good friend who has your best interest in mind.

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Looks good to me Jay. I'll tell ya, if you put a good $300-$400 in it someone will have a nice $250 tractor. That's usually how it goes with me.
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That's a picture of the three point Alvy.

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Cub three point not sleeve hitch
I'd take one any day for that price!!
Yeah, that's all I saw, was wondering if I didn't get the picture on my end.
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Yes thank you handy helpers my mistake, I should have corrected him as I guess I was just referencing the pic that Nick meant quickly.

Jay, I hate to say it but I always do, I think I've brought back worse to keep but you're no stranger to the rough ones either. That 105/125 (can't remember)that you picked up down here was pretty rough too but you found it a home. IIRC I had to cut down 2 trees that grew up in front and behind it to get it out.
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Sleeve hitch/3 point, whatever, you get the idea.
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Looks good to me Jay. I'll tell ya, if you put a good $300-$400 in it someone will have a nice $250 tractor. That's usually how it goes with me.
Wow do I know that feeling. That's pretty much why I have cut back on my addiction. I don't need the practice wasting $$$$ anymore.

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