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Old 06-17-2011, 10:35 AM
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Take a look. I was wanting a tiller for my 100. I do not have the creeper yet, but I found this on craigs list.
http://atlanta.craigslist.org/sat/grd/2443605141.html

Tell me what you think.
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Old 06-17-2011, 10:38 AM
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That looks like a really nice tiller. Has one extension on it. Would be great for the 100.
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Old 06-17-2011, 10:41 AM
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Not very familiar with the tillers, tell me about the extension. Is it worth what he is asking?
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Here is a manual for a 1A tiller. http://ccmanuals.info/pdf/1A%20Tille...s%20Manual.pdf
It can answer some questions for you.
As for worth, that all depends on the area and if someone 'really' wants the item. For me and my area, that would be a great price in that condition. I paid right at $300 for one that was the same, but rusted all over and the gear box was leaking from the bottom seal.
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That is a nice tiller!


I agree with DWayne, I think that's a great price.
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Sounds like a great to me, as well!
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Thanks guys. Now I need to concvince the wife.
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Take a look. I was wanting a tiller for my 100. I do not have the creeper yet, but I found this on craigs list.
http://atlanta.craigslist.org/sat/grd/2443605141.html

Tell me what you think.
That's a forum members tiller. Jarhead aka Mike and I wanted to buy it last year but was working a ton of hours and days and just didn't take the time to drive to Atl. to buy it. I think it's in great shape and I think Mike has it priced right. Mike's a great guy and you'll enjoy talking to him.

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That's a forum members tiller. Jarhead aka Mike and I wanted to buy it last year but was working a ton of hours and days and just didn't take the time to drive to Atl. to buy it. I think it's in great shape and I think Mike has it priced right. Mike's a great guy and you'll enjoy talking to him.

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No kidding, what a small world. Maybe he still has it.......and the wife will turn lose of the money
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No kidding, what a small world. Maybe he still has it.......and the wife will turn lose of the money
Show her some youtube videos of tillers in action. They do a great job and are well worth the money and they make gardening so much easier!
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