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Old 06-17-2014, 01:42 PM
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Red original-- ok.

Pink 72? never.


narrow front steel wheeled? nice.
Pink 72? never..... never say NEVER May be one in my future as my grand daughter may pursuade me....
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Pink 72? never..... never say NEVER May be one in my future as my grand daughter may pursuade me....
Agreed. Those are all beautiful cubs. I'm thinking about doing a pink homesteader for my daughter since brother and I have all the yeller ones. Don't want her to miss out on the fun.
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its my now 5 year old daughters tractor

she wasn't even 3 when I built it and she helped me

and honestly I have less in that tractor than you would have tied up in a new power wheels plastic thing.

she loves her tractor and she will let everyone know it is hers.
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I kinda like it the way it is, it hearkens back to the purpose: corrosion prevention. Looks like it was used as a tool, as it was meant for. Not many things have the feel of a well-worn, fully serviceable tool.
Yeah......Maybe I will just give it a bath, adjust the clutch, and switch it back to push button start and call it good for a few years. the patina does kinda look nice.
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I saw that pink 72 at a time when lots of ppl were buying those crappy electric cars for their kids.

My thought was wow- that's smart. My kids love to drive our 1650, mowing not so much.

Kudos on the 72. Love the steel wheel one too- need a link on you making it.

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