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Re: Re: 110 jd lawn tractor
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Posted by kicking the coffin on July 26, 2003 at 15:58:49 from (67.75.7.189):
In Reply to: Re: 110 jd lawn tractor posted by Con men.- on July 25, 2003 at 19:25:52:
Most forty year old garden tractors have rusted away, peacefully. But there's MONEY to be made on anything Deere Green. Buy another can of touch up paint, sand some rust, spray that #9 weld, looks good from a distance. Why would you want to but a tired little lawn tractor? The drive on these was a few belts, kind of primative. With a deck mower they sold new, for around $695. in '63. I looked at one, glad I didn't buy it. Bought a rebuilt 54HP tractor, at farm auction, a few months later for $700.00. I'd look at a restored one, never buy one in 2003. Not much there beneath the paint.
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