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12-04-2009, 07:54 AM
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Pop's
Hi gang many know me as Ben Corn but everybody calls me Pops. Name came from my fire dept. when the young guys came on they started calling me popcorn then just shorted it to Pops. My stepchildren picked up on it also. I like it, a form of respect I guess but truthfully it just makes me feel good.
Good story Mouse! I have owned CC since 1972 my first Cub was a brand new 108, have had many since I think my favorite until the last couple years was a 782 red that did it all. My least fav. was a 1863. I now own a 1 owner 1000 that I completely restored mow with and pull in dirt running stock classes, 126 in pieces, 1650 (Gus) which I see about 2 wks a year to service than 1 or more of the kids keeps it busy, 3206, and my now favorite is my 7264 with loader and 6 ft. 3pt. finish mower. I built and the family pulls a 106 mostly dead weight pulls Bare Bones is his name and most of the time we finish 1st or 2nd. My daughter and I pull it in the 800 lb. or less weight class. (Light weight class). Good to be here hopefully "big brother" (work) will not find this sight. Pops 
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