Long short: Riding Mower

[T56 Impala]

I've struck out everywhere else, might as well try here!

I have a 2003 Craftsman LT100 42" cut riding mower I am trying to get rid of. It has a dual bagger attachment as well as a plow blade for the front. It is in very good condition. Always blown off with compressed air after each use and washed twice a year. Always garage kept. I put a new battery in it last year and changed the oil jsut before winter.

I used this thing for 3 years and it has been taking up room in my garage ever since. I don't cut my own grass anymore!

I am willing to trade or sell it out right. $500? $400? Make me an offer I can't refuse!

 

[roundvalley]

Wish GA. was closer to Idaho!

 

[Titus]

Have you tried Craigslist?

Also, you might try separating the attachments. It might be easier to sell that way and you could end up netting more money.

 

[Jbullfrog]

It snow's in Georgia?

 

[T56 Impala]

I have tried CL several times. Its on right now. I've tried to barter it and sell it outright. I had some very poor offers (A set of Craftsman deep sockets for one, a welder for another, $200 for another.) I simply need to get this thing out of my garage! (Right now, I might just take some one up on a welder trade!)

I thought about selling the parts. I don't know. I'm not even sure which parts unbolt and go with the blade anymore. I might still have the instructions so I'll look into that.

I bought the blade when I lived in the Chicago area. Yes, it snows there! It did a real good job for me after my car accident. That was until it got so cold it wouldn't start. That's when I had to break out the shovel, while still wearing a back brace, and decided it was time to move away from the snow. (Shoveling snow with a broken back is NOT something I recommend!)

 

[btretired]

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