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Wheel Horse Trailblazer 7

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Shuboxlover

Are the Wheel Horse Trailblazer 7's desirable and/or collectible. There is one listed on Craig's list in my town for $250. He sent me pictures of it, it appears to be in really good to excellent condition with tire chains.

Here is a pic of it

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kajamo240

Very cool! :notworthy: It's cool to see the other things that Wheel Horse made other than their tractors sometimes. Snowmobiles especially!

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d180man

Hi it looks good to me ! :notworthy: :thumbs:

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kajamo240

Good piece of history but I wouldn't pay $250 for it.... You're better off buying a blower for your tractor. :notworthy:

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CasualObserver

I have and use a Trailblazer 5... used to have a 7 too, but I sold it... didn't need two of them. Bought/sold each for in the neighborhood of $50-75. I see them advertised often around me for anywhere from $100-200 for decent looking, supposedly running units, same as most older used snowblowers. It's been a decent unit for me, the teccy motor is getting a little temperamental... it may get a new motor before the season's up. Other wear items like Belts and Springs are still available through Toro, even new plastic belt guards last time I looked.

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Ken B

The unit looks clean. If it runs nice thats not a bad price. I'd rather have a walk behind blower than one mounted on either of my tractors.

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stevasaurus

Around me (the Chicago area) that would go for around $150...walk-behinds

work better for the smaller lots around here. :notworthy:

That is a clean machine though.

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rickv1957

That is a nice machine,Rick

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