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N.O.S. D 200 and 12 Auto on ebay

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1maidenfan

I believe that the guy in MO. that has / had all the NOS wheel horses has a couple of them for sale on ebay.

I remember a post on here about this guy and thought he is / was a member. I sent a message to see what his asking price is, as he says it is listed else where? Maybe craigslist. Thought he might post them here but have yet to see them.

Just thought I would pass that info on to others.

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Wheel Crazy

Search Wheel Horse and sort by newly listed and it should be on the first few pages.

Search This!

Wheel horse NOS 1973 12 Automatic WOW!!

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Search This Too!

Wheel horse D200 16.3 original hrs with NOS 60" mower

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JamesBe1

I'd like to know what the asking price of the D-200 is too.

BTW, what is the rationale behind no ebay links?

James

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Wheel Horse Kid

I'd like to know what the asking price of the D-200 is too.

BTW, what is the rationale behind no ebay links?

James

I would like to know the answers to both questions too.

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Dockfishin

It's easy to find just search d200 wheel horse NOS

I've heard the explanation and still don't get it on eBay links. but that's up to the mods to decide

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1maidenfan

Trying to get the guy to tell me what he wants for it, he sent me his phone # and asked me to call. This was late last night so possibly today some time I will call?

If I find out I will post.

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AMC RULES

Both really nice examples, will be interesting to see what the ebay offering will do to the final sale price. :popcorn:

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Brrly1

Undoubtly these are Rick's tractors.Looks like he must be parting with a few of them. Ask if the person's name is Rick and why is he selling? Just curious?

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546cowboy

I went looking for these and didn't find them until I searched for NOS Wheel Horse. That D-200 must have sat outside for more than a little while. It's amazing to see these NOS tractors showing up on RS every now and then. How do people resist using these tractors all these years? There are more bids on the 12 Auto than on the D-200 guess everybody figures they will have to go pretty high to get to the reserve on the 200.

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JamesBe1

Is that the one in Lawson MO with 16 hours on it?

If so, something doesn't seem right. The hood looks newer than the grill and the dash. Some of the hardware is obviously new and some old. Different parts seem to have aged differently than others. Shouldn't the seat have a wheel horse logo on it?

The finish mower looks fantastic.

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CasualObserver

what is the rationale behind no ebay links?

Simple... to keep the peace. Our Wheel Horse collecting world is fairly small, and nothing starts a fight faster than bickering about prices and who stole what from whom at the last minute or who missed out on a great deal because somebody else thought an item was selling too cheap so they broadcast it for everyone's attention. Or another case... someone starts picking on someone's ebay description or item... only to find out they're making fun of another member, who chose to not post his ebay item on the forum. So to keep the peace, we avoid it. (and ebay links are allowed if it's your item and you want to advertise it.) If Rick wants his ebay links here... he will post them.

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COMMANDO6

Is that the one in Lawson MO with 16 hours on it?

If so, something doesn't seem right. The hood looks newer than the grill and the dash. Some of the hardware is obviously new and some old. Different parts seem to have aged differently than others. Shouldn't the seat have a wheel horse logo on it?

The finish mower looks fantastic.

Yeah that's what I thought. It sure doesn't look NOS. But it sure is something that it has only 16 hours on it.

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JamesBe1

what is the rationale behind no ebay links?

Simple... to keep the peace. Our Wheel Horse collecting world is fairly small, and nothing starts a fight faster than bickering about prices and who stole what from whom at the last minute or who missed out on a great deal because somebody else thought an item was selling too cheap so they broadcast it for everyone's attention. Or another case... someone starts picking on someone's ebay description or item... only to find out they're making fun of another member, who chose to not post his ebay item on the forum. So to keep the peace, we avoid it. (and ebay links are allowed if it's your item and you want to advertise it.) If Rick wants his ebay links here... he will post them.

The way you explain it, it makes perfect sense. I have to agree completely.

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JamesBe1

Is that the one in Lawson MO with 16 hours on it?

If so, something doesn't seem right. The hood looks newer than the grill and the dash. Some of the hardware is obviously new and some old. Different parts seem to have aged differently than others. Shouldn't the seat have a wheel horse logo on it?

The finish mower looks fantastic.

Yeah that's what I thought. It sure doesn't look NOS. But it sure is something that it has only 16 hours on it.

To be fair, they only advertise the mower as NOS. It certainly looks it too.

I would still be very interested in buying it if it were closer.

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can whlvr

well rick had a very large fleet of horses and a fair number of nos machines,so i would think he knows whats nos or not,and the 14 looks amazing,i think often these machines come from old dealers stashing them away for a rainy day and that day is when the person gats a chance to buy a nos machine

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Wheel Horse Kid

what is the rationale behind no ebay links?

Simple... to keep the peace. Our Wheel Horse collecting world is fairly small, and nothing starts a fight faster than bickering about prices and who stole what from whom at the last minute or who missed out on a great deal because somebody else thought an item was selling too cheap so they broadcast it for everyone's attention. Or another case... someone starts picking on someone's ebay description or item... only to find out they're making fun of another member, who chose to not post his ebay item on the forum. So to keep the peace, we avoid it. (and ebay links are allowed if it's your item and you want to advertise it.) If Rick wants his ebay links here... he will post them.

Thanks for the clarification. That makes sense to me and I think that it is a good policy to have!

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HorseWhisperer

Not all members agree with the no post/ no tell policy.But some have to be the better examples.People need to get a hold of their feelings,its just red metal.

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midnight rambler

Buyer beware. i will leave it at that and keep my yap closed, kinda

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Irv

I thought all of Rick's tractors were sold at auction because of a divorce.

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dcrage

Not all of the tractors sold at the auction (not sure why, the ones I saw reported as "not sold" went thru before I got there); I don't think all of his collection was on the block that day; and my understanding was that Rick bought some of them back

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Brrly1

So Very True!

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