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Old 06-29-2015, 10:23 PM
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Hello fellow addicts. I have been bitten by the cub bug. I find myself on this forum a lot just feeding the habit.
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Old 06-29-2015, 11:14 PM
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What's your wife going to say when the yard is full of Cub Cadets and you find yourself putting up a new pole barn to house them in? And then another pole barn to keep the motor coach and 30" enclosed trailer in that you bought so that you can go to weekend tractor shows, plow days and other such events?

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What's your wife going to say when the yard is full of Cub Cadets and you find yourself putting up a new pole barn to house them in? And then another pole barn to keep the motor coach and 30" enclosed trailer in that you bought so that you can go to weekend tractor shows, plow days and other such events?

Welcome to the asylum.
Probably the same thing your wife says when you hide brinly planters in the attic!


Welcome Matt!

As YS said, welcome to the assylum. "you can check out any time you like, but you can never leave!"

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As YS said, welcome to the assylum. "you can check out any time you like, but you can never leave!"

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Probably the same thing your wife says when you hide brinly planters in the attic!
That's not ever going to go away is it?
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[QUOTE=Yosemite Sam;335417]That's not ever going to go away is it?[/QUOTE]

Probably not.
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lol, I guess we all have to have some kind of legacy.
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Someone please stop me. I just picked up a 582 parts machine for a potential loader project. I call the local mower shop to see if they had a wheel and maybe body panels for it and he tells me no nothing for a 582 but we have a complete 125 for $100. Lol it never ends. Looks like a pole barn is coming soon.
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HaHaHa, sorry Mark, I will refrain from mentioning it again. It's just that storing implements in the attic of the house makes me laugh. it's like there should be a 12 step program for that type of addiction. Don't worry you won't be alone. Matt (and others) will be there with you!

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