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Posted by DNC on April 07, 2005 at 21:06:47 from (152.163.101.13):
2 years ago a true IH man up the road from me died leaving 15 tractors 2 were in red power.I have been helping her out these last few years with all kind of things,she called me this week and asked me to get her a new mower at the IH dealer(zero turn cadet)and see how they would trade for a 1979 cub with sickle mower, serial # shows it to be one of the last 400 built.This tractor has never been restored and looks almost new ,It looks like its never been rained on.Can some of you give me a fair tradein price,I need and idea because I can turn them down.
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