Posted by Bryce Frazier on November 15, 2016 at 08:22:12 from (97.73.64.147):
Saw an add locally, included with purchase is:
Cletrac HG, straight blade, hasn't run in 4 years, turns over fine. Cletrac HG, straight blade, hasn't run in 8 or 9 years, turns over fine. A snow blade, that is "wider" than the straight blades, and angles. A spare engine, completely torn down and half way through a rebuild. A custom made tilt deck trailer, small, built to perfectly haul ONE of these cats.
Sounds to me like they were the guys dads, and he was just playing with them. Dad has maybe passed away or something, and the son is selling them. Wants $2000 for everything. He is 1 1/2 hours away though. What is a running Cletrac with a blade worth? $1000 I would think? I would LOVE to have a little one for around the property, just because! I know they are underpowered and small, but still, I think it would be fun..... Would like to see some pictures of what kind of shape they are in.
Anyways, I am wondering if I can buy everything, for like $1500. Fix up one, sell it for ? ? ? ? and then I wouldn't be in a little trailer / cat very much. Could sell the extra blade, potentially sell an engine. What do you guys think?
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