Original 1977 Case M80, stored inside.
It has new belts, rear bearings, battery, carb, and front tires. That work brought it back to fully functional. But, the deck belt is too long. So, if it is just for show, not a big deal but it will need a new belt to mow.
It will come with the grass catcher. There are smaller holes in the bags.
Because of the original condition, I see this one as a collector's item over a nice lawnmower for a small yard. But, your call when you own it.
I am the Hemlock Case guy.
I not selling a service in this listing. I am just answering the questions I often get.
I am not a new or used parts dealer. If I do not have a listing for what you are looking for, I am not the pot of gold for all parts at the end of the rainbow. In fact, since the main thing that I do is repair tractors for money, I am a parts buyer. And other than a little advice I cannot "fix" your tractor remotely and for free. Though, I sure do support anything I make or sell.
I do not have the fabled whatever attachment, unlisted, waiting for you to ask if I have one for sale. That does not even make sense. Why would I sit on any of the high-value attachments or 3 points and rear hydraulic PTO's and not have them listed for sale?
What I am is good at fixing things in general. I honed that ability to fix Case Ingersoll garden tractors along with their engines. Onan and the old Kohlers engines are truly the best of the best. When you know what you are doing you get very predictable results repairing them.
Then I spent years developing a few parts and made my own versions, that is what I sell. I never do not have a tractor to work on. I just vary how many are in line to be fixed. I do not do price or time quotes. You either want it fixed and pay what it takes and can wait or you do not. I am skilled, fair, and honest.
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