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Old 06-01-2013, 09:34 PM
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I'd take the 100 over that 102 any day
Me too.
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Yea, the 100 is worth a look also since the price is about the same.
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Well, good news and bad news; the 102 got sold before I could get to it. However, the gentleman with the 100 emailed back and said if someone closer doesn't take the 100, we could set up a meeting place.

On a side note, not that I've caught the bug or anything, but on the way home last night, out of the corner of my eye, I saw an IH 982 sitting with a For Sale sign in someones yard. This thing was a beaty; Ag tires, wheel weights, 48" deck, 3 point hitch, PTO, and excellent shape. I called and left a message stating my interest haha

This is going to be an expensive hobby!
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Hope the 100 works out. The 982 sounds like a nice one. Rear PTO and three point are the icing on the cake. If the seller knows what they've got, better grab the wallet..........
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Hope you get the 100! The 982 would also be a great machine to have.
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Finally got a call back from the gentleman with the 982, first off, it turns out I read wrong, it's a 682. Second, it's been re-powered with a 24hp Honda motor. Asking price?




Wait for it






Almost there






$3,000.

Sorry, but it's just not worth it. He called it a collectors item and while I agree it's very nice, it's not worth that, to me at least. Oh well, onto the next goal I suppose.
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Holy !!!
Not even a 982 with a three point and rear pto aren't worth three grand.

Keep your eyes open. Something else will pop up.
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Finally got a call back from the gentleman with the 982, first off, it turns out I read wrong, it's a 682. Second, it's been re-powered with a 24hp Honda motor. Asking price?




Wait for it






Almost there






$3,000.

Sorry, but it's just not worth it. He called it a collectors item and while I agree it's very nice, it's not worth that, to me at least. Oh well, onto the next goal I suppose.
That's a bummer! A lot of money too!
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Wow, that 682 must be made of gold!
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Whats up with the 100?
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