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10-04-2015, 08:45 PM
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Original Non-Trip Blade
Found a guy that has the first generation blade for an original that is in pretty decent original condition. Looks like everything is there and the metal is in pretty good shape. It comes with the mounting brackets for an original and a 122. Whats it worth?
Also, the guy has a 122 Cub with a cc 3pt, spring assist, creeper drive, and a mower deck, starts right up and everything works as it should. Tractor is in overall good condition. Whats something like this worth? 
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10-04-2015, 10:48 PM
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I usually see the original non-trip blades go for anywhere from $100-$150. The 122 is a tough call, since condition is such a big factor....you know, thinks like does it smoke on start up, is the clutch function as it should, etc? I would probably price it according to the extra items that are on it at about 75% of what they go for by themselves. My rationale is that cubs with those items already installed seem to go for less than when they are parted out....I do not know why, though. So, for a creepy gear (originally $150) adds the value of about $112.50, spring assist (originally $75) adds the value of about $56, the 3 point (originally $100) adds the value of about $75 on a good running 122 mower (in my area the 122 mower would be worth around $300). That brings a total of around $550. That is just an estimate. I would say anywhere from $450 to $550.
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