The 100s are John Deeres lawn tractor the 110 is a garden tractor capable of ground engaging implements like a plow. The main problem with the 60,70 and 100 is that the ether Tecumseh or briggs motor is usually done in and parts are very hard to find. IIRC they have a 3/4 inch crank shaft the isn't around anymore so if you repower its almost impossible to use the pto so that you have a deck to mow with if you just want a stuff towing mule than you can repower and have a RF Deere cheaper than a 110.
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Depends on what you're looking for!
As QAFarm stated, the engines can be a problem, but mostly with the 60's & 70's, 100's have an 8 HP Briggs.
Personally, I like the little guys, I can buy them cheaper than the bigger tractors (which I have anyway). Though not as "collectable" as the 110'/112's, the 60/70/100's are becoming more popular.
I picked up this very nice 100 recently for $325, it's in the restoration process! ~~ grnspot
As QAFarm stated, the engines can be a problem, but mostly with the 60's & 70's, 100's have an 8 HP Briggs.
Personally, I like the little guys, I can buy them cheaper than the bigger tractors (which I have anyway). Though not as "collectable" as the 110'/112's, the 60/70/100's are becoming more popular.
I picked up this very nice 100 recently for $325, it's in the restoration process! ~~ grnspot
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