I have been buying selling trading tractors for over forty years back in the 70s and 80s mostly cubs super As 140s now it's hard to sell these gardening tractors the younger folks think it grows in the rear of the grocery store so i moved up a little 40-50 HP tractors i really like the 464 but it must have been IH red headed step child i needed a radiator for one i tried every place i could think of no luck IH wanted $749.00 for one a 484 is close enough with a little hillbilly engenering i made it work $199.00 most of the other parts are fairly easy to find and i have had good luck selling them.
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