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Thanks Allen! I've got to run to TN to pick up another 4 digit.
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Duke i could barley get an O and you get to restore two.
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I knew that was going to happen... Keep it under 90 and between the ditches.
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I had to import these into Statesville.

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I knew that was going to happen... Keep it under 90 and between the ditches.
I figured it as well but now when to go get it?
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Looking good Duke, moving right along!
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Thanks Todd! Been slowed down over the hydraulic lift and correct parts for it. Still tryingto figure that out before I begin tear down.

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You on the road yet Duke?
Not yet but planning the trip. I think we're going to go to the Knoxville Zoo while we're so close. We love their black bear display, plus it makes momma happy we're doing something with the kids too.
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Not yet but planning the trip. I think we're going to go to the Knoxville Zoo while we're so close. We love their black bear display, plus it makes momma happy we're doing something with the kids too.
My hydro pump seems to be on mule freight, as it's not here yet either.

So your trip to Tenn is not really a Cub fetching road trip, it's a Zoo visit, with a cub side trip. I like this approach. Very creative!




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