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Old 03-24-2013, 09:17 PM
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Another nice addition Mike, congrats again Mike, you go Mike!!
I've just got to get over there some day and see this collection of IH tractors and equipment. If I'm invited
Just leave the cubs alone and you'll be welcome back again. No sitting on them and don't dare borrow a plug wire without tell Mike which engine it came off of.

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Did you ever find out which engine the Adam borrowed the plug wire from. I know where it's at now.
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Old 03-25-2013, 06:10 AM
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Just leave the cubs alone and you'll be welcome back again. No sitting on them and don't dare borrow a plug wire without tell Mike which engine it came off of.

Did you ever find out which engine the Adam borrowed the plug wire from. I know where it's at now.
Duke is exagerating Todd!
No, I don't!
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Just leave the cubs alone and you'll be welcome back again. No sitting on them and don't dare borrow a plug wire without tell Mike which engine it came off of.



Did you ever find out which engine the Adam borrowed the plug wire from. I know where it's at now.
All im gonna say is it was easy to be tripped over.. course i was doing that all day lol
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Old 03-25-2013, 11:26 AM
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All im gonna say is it was easy to be tripped over.. course i was doing that all day lol
I need more of a hint then that Adam!
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I need more of a hint then that Adam!
LOL it was black and inside that should narrow it down perfectly
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LOL it was black and inside that should narrow it down perfectly
The 800 engine?
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Duke is exagerating Todd!
No, I don't!
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All im gonna say is it was easy to be tripped over.. course i was doing that all day lol
Great hint!

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I need more of a hint then that Adam!
I think he tripped over it a couple of times.

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LOL it was black and inside that should narrow it down perfectly
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lol nice 800 engine mike
What Nick said!
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Nice cart Cubcrazy...
Got a picture of the bottom?
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Got a picture of the bottom?
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