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Rustyred

I rebuilt a C-81 - great tractor - but I've moved to Austria.

 

I can't find another old Wheel Horse!

 

What I have found is a used Toro Wheel Horse 16-38HXL. Should I buy it??

 

Please any help with this decision is needed. The price is 1290.00 but I could likely get it down a little.

 

The machine does not have an hour meter. Model: 28Q777. Type: 0690-E1. Code: 010301ZE.

 

The tractor has been repainted from what I see. Picture attached. 

 

Who has opinion?

 

Thanks!!!

 

Tractor Wheel Horse 16-38HXL.png

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953 nut
33 minutes ago, Rustyred said:

Should I buy it??

That is a silly question to ask this group, we all love watching other people spend money!    :ROTF:

Your selection of Wheel Horses in Austria will be rather limited so if your plans are to mow and tow with it then this looks like a good candidate for the job.

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sjoemie himself

@Rustyred depends on what you want/need I guess? Like @953 nut said, if you want to mow and tow (a bit) this is probably just fine.

 

Don't hate me for this :rs:but if you want a more serious tractor to plow and do other 'ground engaging' work with, i'm sure you can find a Gutbrod, Agria or Maybe even a Kubota for around €1500 - €2000,-

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lynnmor

In my opinion, that is just a basic light duty lawn mower and I would compare it to other low priced mowers available there to arrive at a fair price.

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Rustyred

Sooo...  The fact that it is a wheel horse (Toro) doesn't mean much? sorry to say?

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Mike'sHorseBarn
8 minutes ago, Rustyred said:

Sooo...  The fact that it is a wheel horse (Toro) doesn't mean much? sorry to say?

 

No that tractor is pretty much a run of the mill box store lawnmower. Which is fine if all you want to do is mow the lawn. 

4 hours ago, sjoemie himself said:

 

 i'm sure you can find a Gutbrod, Agria or Maybe even a Kubota for around €1500 - €2000,-

 

I had to google gutbrod and agria.......my silly american brain didn't know what those were! 

 

After looking at pics of both I think you'd be good with either, they look cool! I like the articulating agria, are they all diesel?

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sjoemie himself

@Mike'sHorseBarn i'm no export on those tractors but think that most of them are diesel.

The articulating ones are probably 2 cylinder air cooled diesels.

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Ed Kennell
6 hours ago, Rustyred said:

 I've moved to Austria.

Where, I spent some great times in Graz.

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Rustyred

Two hours north of Graz - Maria Anzbach. A half hour west of Vienna.

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rmaynard

My opinion only - look at the rear wheels.

 

Lawn tractor

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Garden tractor

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If you had a C-81, you won't be happy with anything less.

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