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02-23-2012, 11:58 PM
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New guy from California
Yeah, there are some of us out here in California that dig garden tractors!
And if you want a good laugh, I found this one in Hollywood! No kidding, smack dab in the middle of the toilet, I mean town. (Sorry, don't get me started.) For me it started when I decided I needed some property and a garden. I stumbled upon Garden Tractors and was fascinated with the little machines. I say little, 2 of us couldn't get my new Cub Cadet 123 into my truck today LOL. I will be going back tomorrow to pick it up with 2 friends this time. As I was saying, I discovered garden tractors and had to have one, a 1977 Roper. That wasn't good enough so I got another Craftsman that I parted out and kept some parts and the implements. Then came the 2 1959 David Bradleys and implements, and with them a 1967 Massey Ferguson 10. I thought I was done for a while till I stumbled across the Cub Cadet 123 today with a mower deck, disc, and a rotor tiller. Yeah, I'm hooked. The good news is I didn't have to sign up on this forum because I had already joined when I was considering another Cub Cadet a couple months ago. LOL Now I have something to talk to you about so I think I will get with it. I have spent some tome on this forum and believe it to be a good one. Thanks in advance for answering all the stupid questions I will be asking. Well, off to do some reading and asking of stupid questions till I know everything about my very cool new tractor. 
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