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I might be interested in selling mine if the price were right. It is a '99 with about 1020 hours, fresh batteries about two years ago and new tires all around this year. It has replacement seats also. It has a cab with glass windshield and a power dump bed with liner. Also has the front brush guard and the rear receiver hitch. body is good for this age vehicle (decals peeling at places and scratches on the plastic hood.) Have the 244 page technical manual, TM 1766 and also one for the Curtis motor controller.
The local dealer has several listed for over $6000
http://www.lenonimplement.com/hillsboro/search.php?Category=110&Subcategory=160
but I would be asking about half that...
They do seem to go for more than the gas versions, and you can use them inside buildings, etc.
Chuck
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IceCold,
I am new here on this forum and don't seem to be able to send you a private message. I am also not certain how to post an image in these discussion threads. I did post it to my "picture1" (avatar location in an album) so let's see if it can be seen that way.
If you are a fully subscribed member to this site, perhaps you can send me a private e-mail and we can converse off line on the subject.
Chuck
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IceCold,
I would consider $3000 a fair price. It has several options such as the cab, front brush guard and the power cargo bed lift, plus new tires with less than 20 hours on them. The batteries are in good shape and I have a spare in fair shape from another RV use that is identical to the eight that are in the Gator. You can see a half dozen similar E-Gators for sale on Machine Finder:
http://www.machinefinder.com/results.html?ticket=b2f56c7df5881975424f7877c54bbe5af6072b1b&jdeere_dealer_id=0&pageseq=850050&intRedir=1213730830.5680571
but none of them have all these options or new tires, and they are in the center of the country, not here on the west coast. The asking prices for them average above $3500 and most have more hours than mine.
You can e-mail me at chuck.vandusen@verizon.net for more information...
Chuck
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IceCold,
I will take some more pictures and post them here (or send them to you if you let me know the e-mail address.) I should have the pictures and will include close-ups of the hour meter and the tire tread by this afternoon - just have to move things around in the garage. Since I have owned it it has always been stored inside.
I can't say why the mail to me bounced -- be sure to use a "dot" between my first and last names as shown here:
chuck.vandusen@verizon.net
You might just copy and paste that address line in your mailer...
Chuck
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IceCold,
Several pictures have been added to my album -- I think that you can see them by clicking on the thumbnail on any of my messages. If you need higher resolution images, just let me know where to e-mail them...
Chuck
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Greg,
What kind of issue are you chasing? The Curtis controller manual is about a megabyte, the parts catalog for the E-Gator from Deere is almost 2 MB, and the TM from Deere is over 21 MB, so identifying an appropriate excerpt would certainly help.
Send me an e-mail or provide your contact particulars and we can take this off-forum...
Chuck
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Greg,
Sounds like an overload condition is causing the controller to go into a protection mode, and removing power momentarily will reset it. If you can't find an external reason for the overload, you may need a new controller and it will be expensive!!
Chuck
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