My first Tractor. $3800 at used equiptment dealer, they wouldnt budge on the price because it was a great tractor. When we first tried to start it at the dealer' the Battery was dead and gas Flowed from the carb like a river. Must have caught it at a bad time because it never normally does this..... Finally got it started. I drove it around the yard, seemed OK. Asked them to check the starting system and throw in a tune up and I would buy it. They delivered it the next day. No tune up and starting system still bad. Noticed on guage 15-20 lbs oil psi. Had the tractor rebuilt this year found that the exaust, carb and several other small items were not even from this model tractor. Now getting a good 55 lbs oil psi but still running bad, and the Battery is shot from not being charged. I will gladly sell you this on for under $4000. 'but I really wouldnt God is watching" Good luck in your search, dont fall in loved on sight and be careful. Also remember Good Paint does not make a good tractor......
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