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JamesBe1
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I picked up some attachments this weekend, a tiller, a 48" deck, and a 7-1311 sickle bar.  The good and the bad of them are that they appear to have never been used, but they sat outside behind a barn for a long time.  The tiller will need a cover piece.  Sad that this happened.  But it should keep my busy for quite a while.  Getting them apart is going to be the hardest part.

Pics are attached.

 

Deck:

 

 
Tiller with some original paint showing:

 
Sickle bar:

 

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Looks like a very nice score, with a little work you should have some nice attachments, the sickle is a VERY nice score

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