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Like Red Green says "I'm pullin' for you, we're all in this together." Medical issues stink, and selling a cub as a result of that stinks worse. I'm hoping you're medical issue improves soon, and you can get another great CC (like a 147 those are awesome! )
I agree! I loved The Red Green show. You should get a 147 or a 149! Maybe even a 169! A nice tractor with a hydraulic lift, nonetheless.
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Sorry to hear about the dually Allen, sounds like she went to a good home. What machine gets sweeper duty now?
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I agree! I loved The Red Green show. You should get a 147 or a 149! Maybe even a 169! A nice tractor with a hydraulic lift, nonetheless.
Thanks! I have the hydraulic lift covered with my 782 and 1872.
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Sorry to hear about the dually Allen, sounds like she went to a good home. What machine gets sweeper duty now?
Thanks Todd! The 782 and super will get sweeper duty.
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