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Advice on Riding Mowers

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AngliaGT

AngliaGT

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At the house were buying,there's a riding mower-
Toro Mulcher,needs a battery,& a part for the shifter handle,
& the engine runs good.
I looked at it,& it looks good.Owner wants $100
for it.Does that sound like a decent deal?
 
Pull the trigger if the deck is in good order.
 
We're just guessing here, but if it's in good condition and a temp battery turns it over, then $100 sounds great. And you could probably sell it for $100 if you dont' want it later.

How big is the lawn?

Is it a riding mower? or a lawn tractor with cutting deck?
 
AngliaGT said:
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Lucky guy! Here in Connecticut, *not* green!

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Thanks,

Basil
 
Thanks! Forgot to change it when we moved.
After we get our house,I'm never planning on moving again!
 
Careful!

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Went and looked at it yesterday.It's a TORO 11 32 - with a 5 speed!
We're going to buy it.Like Tom said - for $100,you can't go wrong.
The 11 32 stands for 11 hp - 32" blade.It has a Briggs & Stratten engine.
 
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