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09-06-2009, 08:01 PM
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Should say hello...
Well, I have been throwing my 2 cents worth into a few conversations....the least I can do is say hello! Just wanted to thank all who have given me answers to the MANY dumb questions I have had over the past few weeks - you all are great! The knowledge that is floating around here amazes me to say the least!
Just a regular guy living in the country in Eastern Ontario Canada...dreading the days ahead when the snow will start to fly. Heck we just got summer a few weeks ago! Been a long, rainy, cool spring and summer - had nicer weather in March up until a week ago. Oh well, that's life in Canada I guess. Wish I could brag about the Cubs I own....but that would be a lie. No Cubs yet, just a walk behind Cub blower I managed to find last winter. The number of times I have used it though (3 to be exact), I LOVE IT! As Tim Allan would say...."more power!" Nothing better than tearing into a big snow drift with 33 inches of raw power! :biggrin2.gif: I am still searching for the "right" tractor for me....hopefully I will find it some day sooner than later! 
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