Posted by Bruce(OR) on July 29, 2012 at 06:25:17 from (97.115.32.191):
In Reply to: to30 posted by Roger / PA. on July 29, 2012 at 03:30:56:
spin out wheels usually arte found on the "35. The outer rims are replaceable. Everything else is not. 2500 for that machine. . . Well, on one hand I am about to sell off an 8N with new fresh paint and a 4 foot hog for about the same price with no spin outs. The "30 has more grunt power so from a retail price range I would have to say "yes". However on the wholesale range I would tend to shop around for a better price on a $1,000 tractor and a $500 brush hog. The rims might fetch another $400 The question arises "Do you need spin outs?" I am currently sitting on several cheap machines and with some elbow grease and a few bucks you can get them working again cheap enough. For $2500, it would need nothing and last for at least 5 years short of fluid changes. No leaky brakes, loose steering, or any other nasty little problems. And look good enough the wife wouldn"t mind it parked in front of the house. Unlike the junkyard refugee that has taken residence in the weeds outside my front window. . . Glad the weeds are tall this time of year.
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