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1882 What's it worth?
Hey guys,
I've got an 1882 with a 60" Haban deck I'm going to be selling soon, and I have no idea what it should be worth. Somebody gave it to me, I did enough work to make it run and mow grass but it needs a bunch of work and I don't have the time. And I have way too many trees to mow around; that big Haban is great in flat spaces but it's cumbersome around the trees. I plan on peddling it and getting a ZTR The good: New deck wheels One new head gasket New stator coil Fresh epoxy on the flywheel magnets (that was fun) Deck spindles are tight New rear tires Hydro seems perfect 44" snowblower that works (with some spare parts) The bad: Steering gear leaks, drips once it's warm Steering cylinder seeps and has a mind of its own Plastic hoods are beat, cracked and faded, missing grill Rear fender paint is peeling Front tires are bald Wheels bearings, tie rod ends are loose Wiring is kind of a mess Kohler Magnum is tired, could use a refresh Thanks for the thoughts, I'm not out to screw anybody over but I want to get what it's worth. Disclaimer: I still have an 1811 that I'm never getting rid of, so don't think I'm getting out of Cub Cadets |
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