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all red jd 112

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Roy in georgia

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went to the jd dealer and the guy that was there in the late 60s and still there today said he never saw a all red 112 but he did have a all white so it could be possible. He wants to see it and help me figure it out. I plan on pressure washing it to try and remove the green paint as some of it is peeling and I hope it will blast off and reveal what its true color is. some have said it could be a valuable collector item and I only wanted it to be a usable mower so now I may have to look into getting another to cut grass with. If it turns out a very rare unit I got one heck of a deal at $200 I will post some pics. as soon as I get them before the wash and after
 
If it is a red patio 110 or 112, without a near perfect red seat, $200 would be about right for one needing some work. They aren't really worth anymore than their green brethren, without the seat.

If you have to buy the patio seat, which will be bumpy on the back and bottom of the seat pan, as opposed to smooth, you will be looking at a lot of money. You could have a really nice equivalant tractor for just the price of the seat. Furthermore, if the tractor does not have hydraulics, ie, the 140 or 120, it isn't worth as much.

Just remember, the patios were all white with a colored hood and seat. The frame, dashtower, wheels and fenders were white. Even the mower deck would have been white, unless it had been replaced. Only the hood and seat were colored. Without the correct seat, in excellent shape, it really wouldn't be worth much more, if any, than a green one.
 
I am going to let the Deere mechanic have a look at it so maybe he can shed light on it. I can't imagine someone taking it completely apart painting it red to the last detail and then brushing it green a few years later
 
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