[Farmall] Cub Low Boy 185

[Arthur Umland]

    Thanks James and Mike for the information. I have pulled some basic 
info from TractorData.com, so your additional comments are a big help.
           art

On Apr 18, 2006, at 9:33 AM, Mike Sloane wrote:

> I can't speak for Jim, but I think that is about $500 high for a 185. 
> It is even high for a 184, which, in many ways, is a better tractor 
> than the 185.
>
> And, for those not familiar with the different models, Jim's tractor 
> is a Farmall Cub Lo-Boy, which shares the engine, transmission, and 
> final drives with the 154/185/184 IH LoBoy, but little else.
>
> Mike
>
> Arthur Umland wrote:
>>    Hi James,
>>        A recent advertisement offered a Cub Low Boy 185 with 60" deck 
>> with good tires and a new battery for $2900.00. Lots of variables are 
>> involved in pricing older equipment, but I was wondering if you felt 
>> that was a bit high or an appropriate price?
>>        Regards,      Art
>> On Apr 18, 2006, at 7:30 AM, James Moran wrote:
>>> On the plus side, I get to trot out the  1957 Cub Low Boy and haul 
>>> away her weeding result.
>
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