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Old 11-26-2011, 05:41 PM
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I personally believe it's worth the money. I am in the same shoes as you. I am trying to sell my 124 locally with a qa42 and a 36" deck and have had no bites yet. The economy still isn't in the best of shape and the holidays are closing in pretty fast. That's what I'm chalking up to anyways. I also have another project that needs funds for so I am trying to sell stuff to buy new toys. Good luck.
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Old 11-26-2011, 05:43 PM
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It is a very bad time of year to try and sell a nice cub at premium price. Everyone wants deals in the off season. If most people are like me, for that kind of money, personally, I want it to look complete and by that I mean, the correct seat, correct decals where every decal should be and the front lug wheels scream modification, which makes me wonder what else has been modified or changed. Don't get me wrong I think you have done a great job on the 149 and yes it is probably worth the money, I am just playing devil's advocate and speaking on what I think some of the selling problem might be.
maybe i'll get the decals & put the 3/4 axels back on ...any body have the rims with desent tires cheep
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i would but i was trying to sell it for the $800.00 to get a 1872 for $700.00 ,i also was trying to put my 982 together .need a motor for it .thanks for the thought
I was just kidding about the trade. Think real hard before letting that SWEET machine off your property!!

$700 is easier to find that a tractor like that!!

There has to be a relative somewhere you can "hit up" for a loan!!
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I was just kidding about the trade. Think real hard before letting that SWEET machine off your property!!

$700 is easier to find that a tractor like that!!

There has to be a relative somewhere you can "hit up" for a loan!!
i wish
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I agree, about it being the wrong time of the year. I bet, it will sell this Spring.
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Hi Bob, That was it rims,tires and spindles. Mike
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