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1974 International Harvester Cub tractor


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Posted by Donald Varner on April 15, 2003 at 07:52:30 from (68.52.165.154):

Help!
My wife recently inherited a 1974 International Cub Tractor. It was in possession of the original owner and has been kept out of the weather ever since it was purchased. It has been used primarily to mow about 4 or 5 acres of field/lawn. It has probably not been driven in about a year. I have the original manual for the tractor and the C-2 rotary mower attachment and that is how I even know what it is. I have learned in searching the web that some equipment has "hour meters" but, as far as I can tell, there is no such thing on this tractor.

The tractor is now located in southern Maryland. I do not get there very often and do not know of an international dealer in the area (although there may be one?).

I live near Annapolis, MD and I am not at all familiar with this type of equipment and have no idea as to it value. A peron would like to buy it and I don't know where to start.

I am not asking anyone to give me a dollar value but I would very much a "guesstimate" or, better yet, a suggestion as to where, how or from whom I might get a estimate of its value.

I have tried searching for information on the internet with little success.

Thank you for your time and response.



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