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seapotato said:
That'd be a fun little snow machine.

Don't know that brand but some of the little tractors have hydraulics and even a 3 point hitch.
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MTD tractor likely with three point hitch.

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Columbia tractor? Worth it?

Hello all, Having never seen or heard of a Columbia, I want your opinions on them and specifically on this tractor. Here is the description: I have a old columbia garden tractor in solid condition. It is a hydro,with hydrolic lift and three point hitch. 18 hp briggs,horizontal shaft not...
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yep. an MTD. I have basically the same tractor here that I want to get running. The 3 point hitch is manual lifted with a lever instead of hydraulics. you could get them with mowers rototillers snowblowers loaders etc. Wish that one was closer to me I could use the parts.
 
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yep. an MTD. I have basically the same tractor here that I want to get running. The 3 point hitch is manual lifted with a lever instead of hydraulics. you could get them with mowers rototillers snowblowers loaders etc. Wish that one was closer to me I could use the parts.
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Could someone local buy it for the $20 and you could pick it up later? @seapotato ? or someone else over the hat

Edit: Moot point. It appears to be gone
 
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Figured that'd go quickly.

I have a 70's jd400 as my bushwhacker machine.

It's pretty nuts how heavy duty it is compared to a newer ride on. Basically a real tractor, all hydraulic.
I put quad tires on the back for traction, mowed a stand of rosehip and blackberries that was 8' tall. Just went dead slow and mulched the **** out of it all in a couple passes. Freaking unreal.
Swmbo wasn't thrilled when I bought it, but it's cleared so much land now she kindof has to like it.

Has zero safety features, so if you fall off it won't stop till it hits a big enough tree or pushes the house over...
 
seapotato said:
Figured that'd go quickly.

I have a 70's jd400 as my bushwhacker machine.

It's pretty nuts how heavy duty it is compared to a newer ride on. Basically a real tractor, all hydraulic.
I put quad tires on the back for traction, mowed a stand of rosehip and blackberries that was 8' tall. Just went dead slow and mulched the f*** out of it all in a couple passes. Freaking unreal.
Swmbo wasn't thrilled when I bought it, but it's cleared so much land now she kindof has to like it.

Has zero safety features, so if you fall off it won't stop till it hits a big enough tree or pushes the house over...
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I’ve never driven a tractor with safety features...

You just don’t fall off.

Darwin’s theory doesn’t work when the intelligent add safety features and warnings. ;)
 
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Back in the 80's my dad had one like it, the "camper special" had the big engine in it. 460? Pig of a truck, the old blue one he'd had before got twice the mileage.

Anyways couldn't sell it. One day went to look at a half restored 1960 356B Porsche...mint body, just needed interior.

Said he'd love to buy it but needs to sell truck and camper first...dude says "wanna trade?" :eek:

Sold the Porsche in late 80's. Traded in on a 4wd tercel wagon if you can ****in believe it.

That car now would be worth 6 figures :crybaby:
 
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Wow!! Someone buy this quick!

$3,000 · 1981 Toyota Pickup


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