cub cadet lt1042

[Luffydog]

just wondering if anyone had a blue book value of one? like to know about how to give for one and how much to sell it for. here is the info 2006 cub cadet lt1042 with 148.8hrs kohler 19hp

[bgsengine]

hydro or vari drive? what size deck? But I'd probably say they might go for around $600-$800 - though those prices tend to take "regional adjustment" - might sell for more in rural areas where there are larger properties to maintain (more demand for riders) or sell for less in areas where it's largely "postage stamp" lawns and people only spend money on a rider when they got too much money or just plain too lazy.. I don't have an up to date OPE blue book but I can check a 2012 copy... But we haev found, most values are highly regional and subject to local demand. a perfectly maintained LT1042 might SELL at retail (by a dealer) with a 90 day warranty for around $900-$1100 (if they are lucky)

[Luffydog]

thanks for your response.. it is a lt1042 hydro drive with a 42" cut.. thanks for the info at least it gives me a place to start at. it does have new spindels and new blades everything else looks to be good and very well kept with new battery as well. thanks again for your time and your response...

[okie]

Well the suspense is killing me. Have you bought it or not? Us bystanders want to know. LOL

[Luffydog]

Yes I own it now

[okie]

If you happen to run across one of these, let me know. I may be interested.

[aj-allen]

ME TOO!!!!!!!!

If you happen to run across one of these, let me know. I may be interested.

[KE4AVB]

Geee, I thought all those green Cheetos that the geese put on my lawn were a little lumpy. I did have a few that were pumpkin color during the fall as I was donated several pumpkin to feed them. They are not as neat as that cartoon though.

I actually miss them this year last one die over the winter.

[bobodu]

Around here we have those things that eat grass and drop pellets......call em RABBITS.

[KE4AVB]

Around here we have those things that eat grass and drop pellets......call em RABBITS.

Here the rabbits don't last long enough to leave much evidence . I like inviting them to dinner as Hasenpfeffer.