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04-01-2014, 10:07 PM
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New in East Central Georgia
Hey Guys, This is Matthew. I'm new here. It's a long story, but my adventure in the Cub Cadet world is a little different. My dad has an Agricultural Repair Business. As a boy I was the resident small engine mechanic. I worked on a few Cubs along the way. But what really got me started is that about a year ago or so someone gave me a CC 129. I wanted to get it going for some time, but just didn't have the time or the need. About 2 months ago I did. I must even credit my brothers, who don't even own CC's. One owns a 1974 Wheel Horse C-160 and this winter he has embarked on redoing everything on it. About the same time, another brother got a cheap 1966 Sears (I don't remember the model), and is working on fixing it up. Then my last brother got a 1974 JD 110 with a tiller and is working on fixing it up. So it was time to do showdown with the CC 129. Anyway, I'm excited, and I look forward to meeting everyone here.
BTW, I feel like I'm kind of a loner here in this part of the country. I would be interested in knowing some folks from Georgia or South Carolina who also own Cubs. See ya soon. Matthew 
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