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Do you think it will sell anywhere close to that $2500 price ? Around here if the buyer doesn't get you to drop the price they feel they made a bad deal . You could just about drop from $2500 to $2000 and make a sale but at $1500 firm they would pass .
Around here I see nice N's going for about $2k and fair N's going for $1000 to $1200 ish .
P.S. Boy , those hub cap sure do stick out far . I have the aftermarket greaseable caps on my 8n and I keep my fingers crossed I don't bust one off on a tree while mowing in tight quarters .
Ultradog MN
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Those Dearborn 19-16 blades are a little jewel. Adjust the angle of the blade from the seat.
Anonymous-0
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ither or both the attitude, price rule it out!
out here in the west he'd get that as long as the blade came too, which would be what there really after, a lot of small hobby farmers here still use the 9 and 2 n's basically because the thing either came on the place, or can be hauled there in their truck,and they just priced a new orange or green tractor, much better if it was a 8n , but like said with that attitude, there is probably 5 or 6 N's for sale within 100 miles around this part of the country, he can keep this one, no since wasting time with a obnoxious donkey on 2 legs
Kevin in MN
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The attitude, wish he was local just to go mess with him....
Kevin
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