Sold more of my Sears Suburban stuff

MNGB

MNGB

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The young fellow that came earlier this year messaged me wondering if I would sell more Sears stuff I said come on over, He looked and we made a deal on 3 tractors, 1 a 1961 DB 4 wheel tractor with the turning brakes 3 pt hitch, electric start has a replacement engine, 2. a 1966 S10 Suburban runs has a snow plow blade most of a sleeve hitch. 3. a 1974 ST 16 good engine but the transmission locks up when in gear but have a another trans to go with it, a walk rotospader convert to sleeve hitch 2 Seats toolbar cultivators, 1.5 snowblowers, a set of shop made wheel wts a shop built front end wt, a sleeve hitch drag harrow a smaller lawn roller, and a few other odds and ends. He seen I had a 10" 3 pt plow and a midmount grader blade and wanted then in the worse way but I not selling them just I sill have 3 running Suburbans

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MNGB said:
The young fellow that came earlier this year messaged me wondering if I would sell more Sears stuff I said come on over, He looked and we made a deal on 3 tractors, 1 a 1961 DB 4 wheel tractor with the turning brakes 3 pt hitch, electric start has a replacement engine, 2. a 1966 S10 Suburban runs has a snow plow blade most of a sleeve hitch. 3. a 1974 ST 16 good engine but the transmission locks up when in gear but have a another trans to go with it, a walk rotospader convert to sleeve hitch 2 Seats toolbar cultivators, 1.5 snowblowers, a set of shop made wheel wts a shop built front end wt, a sleeve hitch drag harrow a smaller lawn roller, and a few other odds and ends. He seen I had a 10" 3 pt plow and a midmount grader blade and wanted then in the worse way but I not selling them just I sill have 3 running Suburbans

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Not easy to let stuff go....I know..
Some things I've had longer than my kids..!
Actually I do have my Roper on MarketPlace.. Got a high enough price on it that if someone wants it for that money its gone..but got a feeling I'm keeping for a while. Honestly don't care if its sells or not. If I sell it for what's it worth its not worth selling..
 
MNGB said:
The young fellow that came earlier this year messaged me wondering if I would sell more Sears stuff I said come on over, He looked and we made a deal on 3 tractors, 1 a 1961 DB 4 wheel tractor with the turning brakes 3 pt hitch, electric start has a replacement engine, 2. a 1966 S10 Suburban runs has a snow plow blade most of a sleeve hitch. 3. a 1974 ST 16 good engine but the transmission locks up when in gear but have a another trans to go with it, a walk rotospader convert to sleeve hitch 2 Seats toolbar cultivators, 1.5 snowblowers, a set of shop made wheel wts a shop built front end wt, a sleeve hitch drag harrow a smaller lawn roller, and a few other odds and ends. He seen I had a 10" 3 pt plow and a midmount grader blade and wanted then in the worse way but I not selling them just I sill have 3 running Suburbans

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You are doing a good job keeping the GT hobby alive, Gary by selling some good tractors, attachments and parts to a younger guy! Tell him to join this forum so we can see his progress with them!

4getgto said:
Not easy to let stuff go....I know..
Some things I've had longer than my kids..!
Actually I do have my Roper on MarketPlace.. Got a high enough price on it that if someone wants it for that money its gone..but got a feeling I'm keeping for a while. Honestly don't care if its sells or not. If I sell it for what's it worth its not worth selling..
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I am guilty of the same thing, Bill! I've got one lawn tractor and two trucks that we owned loooong before we had kids---LOL! Probably other crap too!

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Well the young man came by this afternoon and got the Sears stuff I sold him, was a bit surprised when he pulled into the yard his trailer was smaller then I would have used and he had a Sears GT on the trailer that he picked up on his way here. He is stronger than a bull started with the DB tractor grabbed the rear end and lifted it up on the trailer and then got down and lifted the front end, and he had an eye for finding space and loading the implements. I gave him a bunch manuals etc and that put a smile on his face
 
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