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I have an old Dixon 429 ZTR that i bought new in '91 to mow 2.5 acres. I have no idea how many hours are on the Kohler 14 hp engine. It still runs, but the right side transmission is on it's way out and I'm wondering what I can do with it. I don't want to pay $1000 to have it fixed when it's not even worth that much.

I don't see anyone wanting to buy it unless they wanted it for parts or as a DIY project. Neither do I know where to take it if I just wanted to get rid of it.

Anyone have a suggestion?

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Go here www.mytractorforum.com .Register and put it up. I will almost guarantee you someone will within an hour, offer to take it off your hands or tell you where to get replacement parts reasonable. Just like TGO only for tractors, mowers, etc.

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