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Old 04-26-2011, 08:41 AM
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Default huskee limited edition vs cub cadet 1450

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I might have a chance to get a 1450. It looks in good shape, its missing the side panels, and has a bad seat. He said he will take trade in on older mowers. Do you think a Huskee LE 18hp 46 in" cut is a good deal
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Old 04-26-2011, 09:15 AM
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Way too little information to give you much to go on.

What will you be using them for?
Does the Huskee currently do what you want it to do because a 35 year old Cub may not without a lot of work? You need to think about this because the grass won't wait while you are searching for parts for the Cub.

Give us a little more and we can help you out.
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Old 04-26-2011, 09:32 AM
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The Huskee is what I use to cut grass with but I have a Cub 129 I can mow with no bigee there im looking for another cub that i can use some more of my attachments with and allso the 1450 is also ready to cut with he said I have a moldboard snowerblower 54" snow/dozer blade and looking for a tiller and grader blade. The Huskee has been stored in the shed no rust at all that's why do you think it would be a good trade?
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That would be a no-brainer for me...the Huskee might last what 5-8 years, and the Cub has already made it 30+ Your looking to trade a light duty lawn tractor in good shape for heavy duty garden tractor in good shape....I know what I would do

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I'd get the 1450!
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