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borat

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Toro CCR2000 for $400.00??
Original Message Feb 26, 2013 3:54 pm

A local a$$ clown is trying to sell a used, but in nice shape, 1990's CCR200 for $400.00!

Am I out of line thinking the price is a bit high?

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jrtrebor

Location: Michigan - 3 hours north of Chicago on the lake
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Re: Toro CCR2000 for $400.00??
Reply #6 Feb 26, 2013 10:22 pm

There was one around here priced at $100.00 OBO.
Ad said it ran but carb leaked a little.
I sold two of them in Dec. for $180.00 each.
I really like the 2000s

borat

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Re: Toro CCR2000 for $400.00??
Reply #7 Feb 27, 2013 11:52 am

jrtrebor wrote:

There was one around here priced at $100.00 OBO.
Ad said it ran but carb leaked a little.
I sold two of them in Dec. for $180.00 each.
I really like the 2000s

The main attraction for the CCR2000 is the sweet 47P Suzuki engine. However, for $400.00, it will not be a happening thing. Particularly when I can buy Tecumseh powered SS machines for a fraction of the price.

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aa335

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Re: Toro CCR2000 for $400.00??
Reply #8 Mar 3, 2013 3:35 pm

borat wrote:

I wanted to get one of these engines. The engine is bulletproof, the new ignition module is rare and will costs as much as new engine.

borat

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Re: Toro CCR2000 for $400.00??
Reply #9 Mar 3, 2013 4:43 pm

aa335 wrote:

I wanted to get one of these engines. The engine is bulletproof, the new ignition module is rare and will costs as much as new engine.

I thought there was a fairly inexpensive aftermarket ignition module available for that engine. Or am I confusing it with the Toro/Lawn Boy/R-tek engine module?

I haven't done a lot of research on the 47P so, I could very well be mistaken.

Nonetheless, I've converted to using Tecumseh HSK8xx and TH139 engined SS machines, other than the one and only Toro I have. Which hasn't been out of the shed once this year. Not sure if I'd classify the Tecumseh two strokes as "bullet proof" yet. However, considering the use/abuse they've been getting whithout so much as a whimper, at the very least, I'd have to say they're pretty stout.

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