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    Posted: 29 Jun 2014 at 11:18pm
This looks like a good deal to me.  It's the second mower they list:

http://fargo.craigslist.org/grd/4544044507.html

Is this a good price?  Worth the 90 mile drive in diesel fuel to go get?  This a good machine?
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That is a B-112, not a B-12.  It has the optional headlights. Make sure the variable speed components are not worn out. Check for egging of the 3 pivot pin holes on the drive sheave on the right hand side of the bevel gear box. Check the condition of the vari-drive belt. They are around $70 but they last a lifetime. As for price, that can vary geographically. How many B-112's have you seen for sale in your area? If they are scarce thats probably a reasonable price but keep in mind its age and that you will probably still have to put some money into it.
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Assuming you get 15 mpg,,,,,, You will burn 12g of fuel for your round trip. So, assuming you are paying an even $4/gal, that will be a total of $48.00 in fuel.
 
Carry the asking price with you and see if he'll bite at $400 and work up from there.
 
 
Oh,,, and make sure you look at the stuff in the post ^^above^^, You'll get a better idea of a starting price to negotiate.
 
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