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Old 11-10-2010, 08:39 AM
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Originally Posted by alabama mike View Post
greetings one and all, My names mike and I have recently moved to the small town of cullman alabama after living 15 years in birmingham. I have 10 acres here on Alabama power lewis smith lake. I have a few cubs already, A 582 that I put a hydro rear end in, a 682 that I'm upgraded to an 18 hp kohler, a 154 lo-boy, a 122, then I also have a sears suburban, a JD 318, a jd 316, international 244 and a farmall H. I'm just now getting into the cubs, the I got the 122 as a basket case and rebuilt it, it was truely alot of fun. I kinda got involved with the cubs because my Dad is a farmall nut and I've guessed its rubbed off on me. I've really enjoyed going to the tractor shows with him and now I guess its time to build something of my own to take to the shows. So I will probably have quite a few questions that might be old knowledge to some so forgive me now cause I'm still a newbie to all this.

I am a 100% disabled vet, PTSD is my problem, I was in the 1st gulf war, guess the old brain just couldn't handle the things I was order to do, I am proud to have serves my country, but seems now I pay for it on a daily basis in one way or another.

being the show off that I am I will probably come up with some wierd/starnge contraption based off a CC, just chalk it up as hes a half crazed madman from alabama that doesn't know any better. if there is any other questions I can answer please feel free to drop me a line. I love talking tractor, 4x4 motorcycle, I guess just about anything mechanical holds my interest. I've searched this site over and ya'll have a great site, one I'm proud to be apart of.

Thanks for listening to my ramblings,
Mike

Mike

Thank you for serving! I'm sorry your going thru so much after serving this great country. I got out of the army 2 years before the 1st gulf war and thankfully never seen combat duty but I was prepared to give it all so others could live free. Thank you again for your service!

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