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05-02-2015, 11:34 PM
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What would you pay?
What would you pay for these, this is in an area where cubs are pretty common. Neither run, and they need parts and work. Only option is headlights on 147. The forward/reverse lever won't move on 147 and I was told that hydro was bad on it, probably needs new filter and fluid. Older deck does not spin, idler probably locked up, other deck is good. There is a snow plow that's probably just worth scrap. I guess he has a spare trans, hood decals, and some other parts. I believe 129 has 1500 hrs on it. He wants $400 for them.
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1961 Original 1962 original w/ fenders and creeper 102 72 w/ fenders and lights 124 w/ sleeve hitch 129 w/ lights 5 mower decks, 2 plow blades, 1snowblower     
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05-03-2015, 01:54 AM
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I wouldn't go over $200. There's a lot of parts there , but as a whole there would be a lot of work and cash to get them running. Maybe a little more than $200 since one deck does look decent. That's my 2cts.
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05-03-2015, 10:13 AM
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There are a good many Cubs in Wisconsin, I wouldn't over pay for a couple of them just because they are there. I do see some cobbled up stuff there.
If the engines will run and not be smokers, they are worth the money, but right now you're looking at a pig in a poke.
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