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Ted J 
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 Posted: 04 Dec 2016 at 6:52pm |
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Ben, ask him what he wants for the C tractors and we'll take it from there. Who knows....depends on price. It's a long way for me to go and if I don't want them, Alex will for sure.
Thanks, Ted
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Bensjamming
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Posted: 05 Dec 2016 at 5:24pm |
 Alex09(WI) wrote:
I would sell the 1 bottom plow that I have for $150 and the cultivators for $50. If you can get them cheaper, that would be a great deal. A extra parts tractor would be handy to have around just in case, but if you don't have room, maybe just take a couple key parts and put them on a shelf. If you or Ted decide that you don't want any of the tractors, I would be interested.
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Do you have any pictures of the cultivators you have? And also where about are you located at in WI? I'm from Peshtigo. Also what would you consider as key parts that are good to have on hand?
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Bensjamming
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Posted: 05 Dec 2016 at 9:07pm |
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Received an email back from saying he wants $100 for the one bottom plow with all parts and rock shaft, $75 for the cultivator setup on that other C IF I take it off myself, and wants $20 a peice for the belt pulley and a battery box I decent shape but missing the cover
Does that seem like fair prices for all this stuff? It's definitely rusty from sitting years in the grass but a little sand blasting and some paint and I thing it would be good to go.
Also he mention I could have the entire other C for $600 for parts which looks complete but would need all new rubber and some TLC for sure.
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john2189
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Posted: 05 Dec 2016 at 10:14pm |
What are the triangle fins on the rockshaft for?
Plus I have two of those lifting levers that I never knew what they were. no rockshaft tho
John
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Ted J
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Posted: 06 Dec 2016 at 7:42pm |
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You gonna take that other C Ben? If not, can you take some pics of it? I'd be really interested for a parts tractor.
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Bensjamming
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Posted: 06 Dec 2016 at 8:17pm |
Ted J wrote:
You gonna take that other C Ben? If not, can you take some pics of it? I'd be really interested for a parts tractor.
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No I'm not gonna grab the entire tractor. I only want a couple things and he has a couple Cs there so should be able to get what I need and still leave that one untouched minus the cultivator setup. I will get some pics of it when I go out there or will see if he can send a few when he gets a chance. Might be a few weeks before I can get back out there but will get some either way for ya. Do his prices seem pretty fair with what stuff usually sells for? I'm kinda getting excited to make the cultivators into a winter project of blasting and repainting them so they look nice and are all free moving where they should be.
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Bensjamming
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Posted: 06 Dec 2016 at 8:19pm |
john2189 wrote:
What are the triangle fins on the rockshaft for?
Plus I have two of those lifting levers that I never knew what they were. no rockshaft tho
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Not sure of their exact use but was told that they were part of the plow package that was on there originally. I have seen quite a few others with them same style little fenders on the rock shaft back there. Still trying to figure all that out myself.
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Ted J
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Posted: 07 Dec 2016 at 7:41am |
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I'd say his prices are fair. It really all depends on how rusted things are. You can put in a lot of time with a torch and wax getting things freed up...... Again, I say how bad do YOU want it? That is where the price is fair.
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Alex09(WI)
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Posted: 07 Dec 2016 at 9:29am |
Bensjamming wrote:
Alex09(WI) wrote:
I would sell the 1 bottom plow that I have for $150 and the cultivators for $50. If you can get them cheaper, that would be a great deal. A extra parts tractor would be handy to have around just in case, but if you don't have room, maybe just take a couple key parts and put them on a shelf. If you or Ted decide that you don't want any of the tractors, I would be interested.
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Do you have any pictures of the cultivators you have? And also where about are you located at in WI? I'm from Peshtigo.
Also what would you consider as key parts that are good to have on hand? |
Actually I sold the cultivators the other day, but I still have the plow with all the brackets. I am 45min away near Gillett, WI. I would say his prices are not out of line, just depends how much work it is to remove everything. Some key parts to have might be extra starter, radiator, generator, magneto.
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