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Old 09-06-2015, 08:32 PM
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My brother in law and I were trying to figure out how much my father in law paid for the 102 in the fall of 67. He had the 38" mower deck. The tractor has been in the family since 67, but we can't find the original bill of sale. Any idea of the price?

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bought a 102 like this with a 42 inch deck for 400 the old lady had her son sell it and I told her id take care of it, was cool that her husband hooked up an external volt meter off the volt reg . had the manuals also
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The tractor was $845.00. I am guessing a deck would add a $100.00 back then.
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And according to the Federal Department of Labor, Bureau of Statistics - that would be $6,751.88 in 2015 dollars.
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The tractor was $845.00. I am guessing a deck would add a $100.00 back then.
Thanks for the info, that was a little more than we thought.
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And according to the Federal Department of Labor, Bureau of Statistics - that would be $6,751.88 in 2015 dollars.
Wonder how many they would sell today at that price?
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Wonder how many they would sell today at that price?
If they were of the same quality I'm sure they'd sell a few.
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Here is a copy of a bill for a 122 back in 1968 with some other attachments, wish it was itemized by price but you can get a idea what things were going for back then.
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Here is a copy of a bill for a 122 back in 1968 with some other attachments, wish it was itemized by price but you can get a idea what things were going for back then.
On the list I see something called a tractor trax attachment, what is that? I've been around cubs a long time and never heard of that.
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On the list I see something called a tractor trax attachment, what is that? I've been around cubs a long time and never heard of that.
I almost posted the same question! What is that?
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