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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1450.
Steve saw the article about Topeka’s from yesterday and forwarded this ad. He thought it was a custom rig. This runs and drives.
“4×4 tractor with blade to move the snow that is on it’s way. Good for plowing snow or dirt work. 4×4 has all jeep running gear. Has a hydraulic system. Turn key ready $1450. cash or give me a call and we can discuss a trade. Looking for a gas motor golf cart.”
Seems like a good price on it too/
Used to see several of these back in the 60s in use by the then Arizona Highway Department, now Arizona Dept. Of Transportation to mow the weeds and rocks along our highways! High ground clearance and 4wd were necessary.