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Posted by michael on March 26, 2000 at 05:56:05 from (171.222.170.4):
In Reply to: Re: Re: Re: Craftsman Lawn Tractor posted by Russ on July 14, 1998 at 22:14:14:
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: : : : Danny : : I go to a lot of auctions in Lancaster County Pennsylvania. a John Deere ,same year (1994) sitting side by side, with comparable features will bring $1500. to $2000, the Craftsman will bring $350. to $400 , know at least 10 people who have had Craftsman , tractors only one was trouble free.. and even that person says "never again" Don Dixon : well you guys can call me crazy, but I have a 94 crafstsman 4ws lawntractor that i mow 2 pretty rough acers with and i love it. take it for what its worth, it cost me less to maintain than my J.D (yanmar)650! danny, i have the same tractor, and i'm in need of a copy of a parts list and a visual break down of the tractor, it is in the manual, but l misplaced mine.
if you could will you send me those pages if you have them? thanks michael
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