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USAFPJ

Hey Red Square Crew,

 

I found a 418 c out there, are they rare?

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Ken B

As in 418- HC? If so, they are fairly rare but I don't think that adds to its value at all..

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TT

Production numbers are inaccessible to the public so it's just a guess as to how many 418-C models were built.

They replaced the 417 models and consequently were replaced by the Onan-powered machines the following year.

The "C" denotes commercial, so those that actually sold to lawn care businesses probably died a horrible high-hour death. :hide:

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doc724

I have only seen one and it was not for sale

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USAFPJ

Thanks guys,  and it is a 418 C. I think its the closest ill get to a 420 LSE, ha, ha ill try to post pictures

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USAFPJ

I forgot I was talking with Terry from REDOYOURHORSE and I came up with a design for your truck back windows or cars, have a look and let him know if you like it as he is coming up with a price.

Just mention STEDMAN'S BACK WINDOW DECAL.

 

WHEEL HORSE

 

 

STEDMAN’s – STABLES

1958- RJ

1965-855

1976- Raider 10

1986- GT 1800

1996- 520


Sorry the logo goes under wheel horse but did not come out on the post. he will design it anyway you want.

 

Thanks,

 

Keit

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wallfish

I have one and use it with a 2 stage snow blower.

It's fast compared to other hydros I've had, has heavy duty front spindles and is a no frills machine compared to the 418-A

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gwest_ca

Hey Red Square Crew,

 

I found a 418 c out there, are they rare?

The 400-Series differences should be noted in the operator manual

 

Garry

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TT

 

1976- Raider 10

1986- GT 1800

Thanks,

 

Keit

 

Not to nit-pick, but you need to verify/change the years on those two tractors ~ especially if you having them put on a sticker for all to see.

Raider 10 models are 1969-1972 and a GT-1800 is 1984. :handgestures-thumbup:

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USAFPJ

Yes your right Terry I failed my typing class 30 years ago lol Ill fix it. before I get it printed.

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wh500special

Thanks guys, and it is a 418 C. I think its the closest ill get to a 420 LSE, ha, ha ill try to post pictures

You may be closer than you think. When you bring it home check for chrome under the paint on the rear wheels. Some "C's" had "LSE" rear wheels.

Steve

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Ken B

Where in CT. did you say this one is located? :ychain:

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USAFPJ

I live in Salem so right now here Ken, Hey nice catch on the 420 LSE looks Great

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rexman72

400 series tractors are good workers

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shallowwatersailor

I saw somewhere on the web (could have been a post on here!) that the 418-C was produced in 1987 with 535 produced.

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USAFPJ

Yes I seen the same thing as well also said something like sold in Europe

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USAFPJ

I put some pictures on my profile to see the tractor

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Ken B

I know where one of these are myself. I could have sworn that the decal read 418-HC. Now I gotta go check it out again...

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