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Old 11-05-2014, 07:43 PM
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Old 11-05-2014, 07:57 PM
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dont judge me, everything i own has a price mostly judging the value point. so far my highest offer is $175.
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Old 11-05-2014, 08:26 PM
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dont judge me, everything i own has a price mostly judging the value point. so far my highest offer is $175.
Yeah...... but I don't advertise it for sale while asking for help getting it running. There are other ways to judge a "value point".

If you want to sell it, ask us what it's worth and mark it for sale. Don't be a C-list jerk just trying to see what kind of offer you can get. You want to sell it to the highest bidder, but it on E-Bay.
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Old 11-05-2014, 09:35 PM
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Exactly what I was thinking. I'm all up for giving advice to someone that wants to get something running to use it but I draw the line at giving free advice to a flipper.
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Exactly what I was thinking. I'm all up for giving advice to someone that wants to get something running to use it but I draw the line at giving free advice to a flipper.
I'm with you.
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Old 11-06-2014, 12:44 PM
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my apologies to all ive offended. my daughter has since taken a shine to the tractor, so it will probably become the runaround vehicle at the tractor shows. im in at least 3 per year with the gravely. i was trying to judge interest in the tractor and had a sale lined up, but he backed out. im going to have my daughter help me fix it up and install a secondary seat on it, or build a mini hay wagon and use it to play with. i love seeing my 6 year old get excited about a tractor, shes not into the 2 wheels because "its not a tractor if you have to walk behind it." again im sorry guys, your not giving free advise to a flipper, your helping a guy who was in a tight spot when he got a good deal on a tractor. wifes working as of today, so i dont need the money as much as a bonding experience with my little one.
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Good job taking it off craigs list. You have a good tractor and it all there. I don't think it's in bad shape at all. Always a good idea to spend some time with the kids and why not expand your collection? Gravelys are cool (cue the CAD pics) but great idea to give the cubs a try, you'll be hooked in no time.

PS your 1450 would be a great find around me condition wise and it sounds like you got it cheap
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What is your serial number?
2030660U560195* puts it at a July build date. whats your number?
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2030660U560195* puts it at a July build date. whats your number?
560195 SN# is an August '75 build.
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560195 SN# is an August '75 build.
must have misread the site. thanks!
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