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05-22-2014, 11:53 PM
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Hi, my name is Tim and I'm a Cub Cadet addict
hi everybody. i grew up in a cub family, seemed like my dad would drag a new cub home every month when i was a kid. we have a body shop so he would repair it and paint it and mow with it for about a month before selling it then buy another one and do it all over again. i got my first cub when i was 10, it was a beat up original that i used as a go cart. im 31 and have owned and restored several cubs over the years and it never gets old. i really enjoy all the stupid people in my life that cant understand why i want that old piece of crap when there all buying a new tractor from home depot every other year
 . i do all the paint and bodywork for the shop and we also restore vintage ford tractors, for those who want to see my work you can go to arthurstractors.com and take a look. the picture is from a few years ago of my son and me on my 122, hes about to turn 4 and really loves the cubs to and i cant wait to get him his own so we can fix it up together. the 122 has been sold but i just got done with my 108 and im just waiting for decals so i will post pics once i get those installed. thanks for reading and have a nice day.
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