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Thanks for the info!this similar unit in Kansas was recently listed at $400
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i believe it has since sold, and i believe it was a hydro (12-horse 7-series “127”)
craigslist, book-face marketplace, auctions… that’s where i occasionally see ‘em for sale
Good luck!
Thanks for the infoYes that tractor on Craigslist in Elizabeth has been for sale for a year or better.
Probably telling his Mrs. he’s working on getting rid of it but really has no such intention!Yes that tractor on Craigslist in Elizabeth has been for sale for a year or better.
Very true!Probably telling his Mrs. he’s working on getting rid of it but really has no such intention!
https://kansascity.craigslist.org/grd/d/mayview-wheelhorse-tractor/7543641257.htmlPulling is my main interest, but I’m interested in Cubs generally, older Cubs specifically. For instance can someone tell me which models were shaft driven? I’ve been told the even number models.
I agree. I have run across some very interesting old garden tractors for very little money. They are either very far away or would require a good chunk more money and time to get them in shape.https://kansascity.craigslist.org/grd/d/mayview-wheelhorse-tractor/7543641257.html
Project pullers are out there for relatively low cost, but a low ante might equate to a higher get-it-going input cost. Good luck!
This example on CL near KC has patina. Maybe even a sleeper!
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