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Old 04-14-2016, 10:49 PM
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Got this in a trade. Guy I got it from said carb was plugged. Said he gave it a shot of ether and it fired up fine. Has 44 inch deck and Hydraulic deck lift.
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I do not think that is a 1250 Looks like possibly a 1450 since the lift is hydraulic could even be a 1650 . How many horse power engine?
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I do not think that is a 1250 Looks like possibly a 1450 since the lift is hydraulic could even be a 1650 . How many horse power engine?


It had the Kohler k301 12hp engine.
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I do not think that is a 1250 Looks like possibly a 1450 since the lift is hydraulic could even be a 1650 . How many horse power engine?
Hyd lift was optional on the 1250. For the record, so was dual hydraulics.
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Well, you did post it in "What's It Worth?", so I would say $350-$450 in my area. The side panels would have been a plus, obviously. It really does not matter what it is worth, though.....as long as both people are happy at the end of the day with what they received in the trade and I would be happy with that.

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Old 04-19-2016, 12:20 AM
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Well, you did post it in "What's It Worth?", so I would say $350-$450 in my area. The side panels would have been a plus, obviously. It really does not matter what it is worth, though.....as long as both people are happy at the end of the day with what they received in the trade and I would be happy with that.

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