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Old 12-02-2010, 12:54 AM
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Default A little misunderstanding....

I took my cub cadet to my local cub cadet dealer this past spring, an older fella who could very easily be classified as traditional. I asked him to change out and replace my transmission fluid, replace the cover gasket on the rearend and refill it......"No problem", he responded. Then, I stated that I wanted to add some weight on my rearend for winter. Severl times, I kept going into his business for parts or talk shop and have a peek at the progress on my cub. Over several months, I wanted to ask him if he encountered a problem but I hesitated as I know he is an older fella and doesn't move as fast as he once did and I didn't want to upset him, as his temperment has become as unpredictable as the weather in the midwest. Finally, at the end of November, I received a call that my cub cadet was done. I drove to his business to pick up my cub and jokingly stated to him, "Well, this one took a little longer for you than normal, eh?". He smiled and said that he didn't understand why I wanted to wait for winter, but he said, "The customer is always right and he figured that I had my reason."...........What a misunderstanding!!!!!

Hope that you enjoyed my little joke that I made up tonight.....
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Old 12-02-2010, 01:16 AM
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Wow thats funny!!!
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Gotta love union mechanics....no deviation there...

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