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Old 07-02-2010, 12:14 AM
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Just wondering if anyone else names their cubs. The wife named my first one "the fossil" and the second one "Wall-E" because the headlights look like that little robot. If ya got names for em, post em
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Old 07-02-2010, 12:28 AM
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I'll bite! Emma (123) is from Massachusetts (MA). Penny (123) is from Pennsylvania. Yorkie (Veronica) (123) is from New York. The Hampster (123)is from New Hampshire and became a donor tractor. Tilly is the 149 designated for tilling. Fernando is the 149 that , although a female (hydro), deserves a male name, Gracie is Jeanne's 125. Believe it or not, that's one too many. Question is: Which one?
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Old 07-02-2010, 02:42 AM
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I got a couple. Runt (123) because it's the smallest, and because it's all original, it's the weakest. The beast (1650) because it is. I don't have names for the other three yet...
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I don't have a name for the 100, but I call it ole reliable...lol.
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I did have a 123 named Kelly but she had that name when I got her.

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somehow my CCO got the name "gibby". I or the kid haven't came up with one for the 682
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My 1914 has earned the name "overkill" because it can mow my in town lot in about 5 minutes.
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My wife wants to name it Cubby, but I think we could/should do better than that.
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Call my 1864 BIG DADDY. Got its name because it just runs circles around my craftman with a 18 hp briggs...its named big boy, called it that for years.:biggrin2.gif:
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