Market for Super Garden Tractor Implements?

[kcoulouris]

I have a 1995 Cub Cadet Super Garden Tractor model 2284 with the 54" plow blade and 45" Model 551 2-stage snowblower.

I only use the tractor for mowing now, since I have a Kubota front end loader and Polaris Ranger for my snow removal needs.

I'm wondering if there would be any market for selling the Cub implements, given that I'm really not using them any more. They have been stored indoors their entire life, and are in very good condition.

I would probably pull them out and clean them up in the fall, when a sale is more likely. The plow cost $736 new, and the snowblower was around $1500.

Any thoughts on what these implements would be worth?

Thank you for any input,

Kevin

 

[Deere Dude]

I have a 1995 Cub Cadet Super Garden Tractor model 2284 with the 54" plow blade and 51" 2-stage snowblower.

I only use the tractor for mowing now, since I have a Kubota front end loader and Polaris Ranger for my snow removal needs.

I'm wondering if there would be any market for selling the Cub implements, given that I'm really not using them any more. They have been stored indoors their entire life, and are in very good condition.

I would probably pull them out and clean them up in the fall, when a sale is more likely. The plow cost $736 new, and the snowblower was around $1500.

Any thoughts on what these implements would be worth?

Thank you for any input,

Kevin

They are worth a lot more than you are going to get in all likelihood. It depends if you are in a Cub area where they dominate the rest of the L&G tractor manufacturers. Then you may find a taker where Cubs prevail. The prices are crazy when you are buying but unless you can find a buyer they aren't worth much. A lot of people are going with bigger SCUTs which don't help the little guys sell their stuff.

I am in the same boat with some JD Lawn Tractor attachments. In my area JD garden tractors are very scant so I can expect a tough time selling my attachments. Buy for 1000 and sell for 200 it seems. But with the internet, you never know.

 

[kcoulouris]

Thank you for the feedback. That's pretty much what I was figuring too, especially if I post in my local market. I'll try to advertise on some dedicated Cub Cadet web sites, where an enthusiast might find value in my snow removal implements.

Kevin