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Old 04-18-2013, 11:52 AM
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I would go for the 1810 as well.
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Hotlink to the ad....

http://chicago.craigslist.org/nwc/grd/3749126281.html

I talked with the guy who put it up for the church/school. Said it may need a starter, but otherwise seems OK. I hope someone has changed the oil in the last 20-25 years.
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Looks to be in pretty good shape!
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That's a nice 1810! Hope your able to acquire it.
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Looks to be in pretty good shape!
Agreed! The ad says another deck is available too...no price though. It looks like a nice deck and 50" to boot. I wonder if it would fit my 1450? Looks like it.
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That looks sweet! From what I've seen most of the church stuff has someone that takes care of it for them. Either a member or dealer that treats the church with discounts or free service. I know a guy that does his church lowers and says he spends more time maintaining theirs then his.
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Man, if it were me I would pounce on that 1810 asap. You might even be able to get them to trow in the extra deck for a little more money and then sell it. The 1810-1811 models are good strong tractors. I have the 1811 and where you see the hour meter I put in an oil pressure gauge to let me know right away if there was a pressure problem. I never understood the point of putting an hour meter on the dash like you need to look at it every time you use your tractor and need to see the minutes that tick by. Go get it!:
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I am looking at this on Monday. Can someone float me an idea on what the extra deck is worth. I want to be fair with my offer. He says the deck is almost new and hardly used.

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If you are talking about the yellow deck my guess is that it is easily worth $200.00 based on what it looks like in the pic. Just my 2 cents.
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If you are talking about the yellow deck my guess is that it is easily worth $200.00 based on what it looks like in the pic. Just my 2 cents.
Yes it is the yellow one. This church has two 1810's in similar condition. The yellow is their spare. I have a 44 and 50 now. The 1810 will come with a 44. I probably don't need four decks. I will throw $100 out there.
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