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Old 02-26-2015, 04:33 PM
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Default It was difficult to give up the key.
But it was worth it to watch him work the snow like a pro.
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Judging by the size of that boy, I'd say giving up the key was overdue!

Tell him: Nice work!
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Old 02-26-2015, 04:45 PM
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He is only 13 and is on the small side of size, but the shovel and push mower has fit his hands well for several years
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Did he have fun?
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You have been retired and put out to pasture. Start checking out AARP. Welcome to the over the hill club.
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Is that poor tractor missing an eye?
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He is only 13 .....
About 5 or 6 years overdue.......
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That's really cool that you were able to get a picture of his first time with the push blade. Is he still talking about it? I bet he daydreams about that tractor, and is crossing his fingers for more snow
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Those are times he will remember and tell his kids about when he's an old man.Nothing like making those Cub Cadet memories with your kid.
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About 5 or 6 years overdue.......
Jon you are correct, Guess I am a horrible father for depriving him of a Cub until this year.

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That's really cool that you were able to get a picture of his first time with the push blade. Is he still talking about it? I bet he daydreams about that tractor, and is crossing his fingers for more snow
Oh he loves the Cubs, any chance he can he is driving one around the yard/block. He had his 127 out yesterday with the 4x8 utility trailer pulling 10 kids around. That was until he broke the front spindle.

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Wow, starting out with a hydraulic lift....this younger generation doesn't know how nice they have it!!!

Glad to see him take to it so quickly. Just don't say the 4 letter word to him ("W-O-R-K") and he won't even realize that he is doing it.

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He took it around the block and was charging $10 a driveway. I made he pay me a 25% equipment usage fee. So today he is going to charge $15
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