Newest acquisitions. A couple weeks ago I scored the 1914 roller and yesterday I picked up the 1872. The 1914 came with a 60" haban deck and a haban power angle plow. Has ag tires in pretty decent shape and a set of IH hub caps that have been painted over. Yesterday I picked up the 1872 off a friend at work. This one has a really nice haban deck and a modified qa42 " IH plow. Today I went out and slapped a new battery in it and bottle fed it a little gas and it fired right up. Runs pretty good I think. Have to pull the engine and install a couple new crank seals, clean under the tins and all the usual stuff you would do with an unknown engine. I got $700 tied up in both machines. I sold my JD 140H3 to purchase the 1872.
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1914 is actually a pretty rsre model. Nice scores Kelly!
I will say though, I bleed red, but the JD 140H3 is a really nice GT. Sorry you had to sell it off, but you did good on the deal.
~Jonathan
Oblong, Illinois
Just because it's old, doesn't mean it's obsolete!
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Awesome. Like the seat!Tanner
Elk River, MinnesotaComment
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Jon I really didn"t have to sell the 140 just getting cramped for space. You know 6 GT's, 3 snowmobiles,2 4wheelers a zero turn and a boat. Out of room. Got to add onto the garage in the near future.Originally posted by J-Mech View Post1914 is actually a pretty rsre model. Nice scores Kelly!
I will say though, I bleed red, but the JD 140H3 is a really nice GT. Sorry you had to sell it off, but you did good on the deal.Comment
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