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CUB Postpartum depression, Sort of
So I sold a 129 today. Had a JD up for sale and a kid "maybe 22 years old" called me about it. He couldn't afford the JD. I asked him what he wanted spend and what he was looking to do with the tractor. He told me he wanted to spend 200$ and he wanted a tractor to pull some stuff around the yard. I really didnt have anything for sale in his price range. Then I thought well. I have 3 129's now. I could do without one of them. I told him to come by and take a look.
I put a new carb on it, cleaned the points and it fired up with a battery. It needs a tire. No deck on it but I told him I would sell him one in the spring if he wanted. He purchased it for 200$ and seemed pretty happy about it. I sorta hated to see it go but you know it's hard to deny a kid like that a special deal when they really show an interest in owning and working an old cub. I doubt I made any money on this with the purchase price I paid when I bought it.. 100 bucks I think I paid. plus a carb, time, transporting, etc. I referred him to OCC to learn more about the tractor and told him to call me if he has any questions. Hopefully we will see him here and see how he is doing with the old 129. I think it got a good home!
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Don't lose any sleep over it, you have 2 more of the same model. Kid needed something to work with, you helped him out--that's a good thing. Make money on an old lawnmower?? Yeah right, just value your time at $25 hr and you'll find out you are deep in the hole more times than not.
Now go get yourself a 128 to go with the the 129's
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Sorry to hear about your loss, they have meds for that.
here are the meds....
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Lol.. thank you Dr Minion.I needed that
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Let me just say you need a 128 with 44 deck. Nothing else screams old school Cadet perfection like one of those. I suppose you could graduate to the twin cylinder club if you want to be more modern and still maintain style and class. 😀
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Do you want another 129?
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125, 126, 147, 129, 149 x 2, 1450, 882, 1810, 1320, 1440, 2135, 2 129’s for parts/project, 1950 Farmall Cub 38" LT mower deck, 4 42" triangle mower decks, 2 44A mower decks, 2 50C mower decks, 42” GT deck, 3 42" snow/dirt blades, 42" landscape rake, #4 cart |
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Actually, didnt mind letting go of the 129. I got some other tractors I have been looking for. I'm still in search of an O, I would really like a 147, and a 70 would be cool.. All in good time tho. In no rush.
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