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Old 05-14-2009, 10:45 PM
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Well im a newbie to the cubs. In fact im a newbie to any old tractors like this. I just bought two tractors. I went to get a 1450 and picked up a 105 as well. I am hoping to get the 1450 going pretty quick and then take my time on the 105. I really like the narrow frame's. I have a steel shop in Birmingham Alabama. So working with the frame and parts should be easy, with the engine work though, I am lost. I look forward to learning about these great little tractors.

As far as my family I am very happily married with two great little kids. Both girls. These tractors and my workshop get me away from tea parties and pink lol.
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Old 05-14-2009, 11:12 PM
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Welcome! This is a very friendly site, with a lot of experienced Cub Cadet fans! A lot of knowledge to be shared here. Sounds like you have a couple of good tractors to start out with. Post some pics of them! We all like photos!!!!
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Welcome berryhillbrian
Glad to have you here,sounds like your well on your way to a garage full!!

Keeps ya away from pink huh,LOL
I used to work with a guy who had 5 daughters,a girl dog and 2 girl cats,no kiddding,so i here where your comeing from.Ill bet you real soon one or both of your little ones will claim one of your tractors,my daughter claimed my 70!!!!
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Old 05-15-2009, 12:33 AM
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berryhillbrian:

Welcome to our Forum...........

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