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I looked through CL in that area and didnt see an ad. Might be a good deal to someone in that area.
http://cgi.ebay.com/case-lawn-mower-and ... 19c4fc7387
http://cgi.ebay.com/case-lawn-mower-and ... 19c4fc7387
444 package in NY with extras (ebay ad)
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Here is a case 444, the only thing this tractor needs is a battery and a carburator. The tractor has chains wheel weights and does have the holding valve to prevent it from rolling down hill. Also we have 2 mower decks 44 inch and a 48 inch deck. Their is a snow cab included and many more parts. There is a 60 inch deck shell. Has the hook up for the rotary tiller in the back. I am selling everything as a package deal. Everything is in good working condition and am selling because I need extra space.
conditions: Local pickup ONLY no exceptions.
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Want to scratch your head somemore?? Take a look at the steering setup on the front of the tractor? He did say working condition right?99flhr said:
Do you really need the tire rod? :sidelaugh:
When I was in my early 20's, I worked in an Imperial Oil service station. One Sunday morning, this guy wheels his Studebaker onto our lot and tells me that his steering feels weird. I put the Stude on the hoist and found that the tie rod end on the right wheel had fallen off, thus leaving that wheel to track on its own. He refused to make arrangements to leave the car with us. We couldn't repair it because all of the parts suppliers were close. We were essentially open to sell gas and perhaps repair the odd tire. No way could I talk him out of driving the car and off he went with the wheel wobbling back and forth.
He was a menace looking for a place to have an accident so I called the cops and gave them the lowdown on make/model/color and plate number. The cop that i was talking to didn't seem too interested and thought that this was just sour grapes. I asked for his name and badge number and he gave them up. i then told him that if this guy gets into an accident and hurts or kills someone, then I will report him (the cop) for failing to get this vehicle off the road. His attitude suddenly changed and presumably they sent out the word to watch for this car.
When I was in my early 20's, I worked in an Imperial Oil service station. One Sunday morning, this guy wheels his Studebaker onto our lot and tells me that his steering feels weird. I put the Stude on the hoist and found that the tie rod end on the right wheel had fallen off, thus leaving that wheel to track on its own. He refused to make arrangements to leave the car with us. We couldn't repair it because all of the parts suppliers were close. We were essentially open to sell gas and perhaps repair the odd tire. No way could I talk him out of driving the car and off he went with the wheel wobbling back and forth.
He was a menace looking for a place to have an accident so I called the cops and gave them the lowdown on make/model/color and plate number. The cop that i was talking to didn't seem too interested and thought that this was just sour grapes. I asked for his name and badge number and he gave them up. i then told him that if this guy gets into an accident and hurts or kills someone, then I will report him (the cop) for failing to get this vehicle off the road. His attitude suddenly changed and presumably they sent out the word to watch for this car.
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