This 1984 ('85?) CC 1711 runs great. I bougth it for $250 but then had to spend a $ton to get it to run good, rebuild the deck, etc. It only has 420+ hours on it. That thing will really tackel some high grass.
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nice sled in the bay behind the 1711, too!
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Big block 1st gen Camaro conv. Can't go wrong there.
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Mike, it is only natural that classic Cub Cadets would appeal to you too.
“Old iron” takes many shapes, all classic.
“Old iron” takes many shapes, all classic.
Yes. I appreciate these old lawn tractors/mowers. To me they just about never 'age'. With a little care they can run for decades. i have a 108 that i ran for 30+ years. Tks
Mike
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