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Old 08-05-2011, 10:34 AM
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That's a great looking collection.
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Old 08-05-2011, 11:54 AM
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Awesome fleet! I have to go with the 100's, as my favorites!
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I do have to add that the 70 looks to be a pain in the to drive.
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Thanks for sharing, that's an awesome collection! If you ever need a home for the 'D', let me know
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Very nice collection!! I'm fond of the 82 series styling, so your 782's are my favs!! Wish I had a barn with enough room to keep my cubs in the same spot...sweet pics!!

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I do have to add that the 70 looks to be a pain in the to drive.
Hehe..I had to go back and look...yup, that would defintely take some skill, and pain management to operate!!

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The 70 is ticked because that usally is my rake tractor. But they need to take turns. Maybe pictures is I can.
Yeah, I hate when the tractors start fighting with each other! They're like little kids, the 882 says "Hey the 147 got to cut the grass last week thats not fair!!!!" Then they starting hitting each other and I have to break them up, and send them to different corners of the garage. lol
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Old 08-06-2011, 12:41 AM
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my 126 is like that i have been driving my 102 a lot and my 126 is yelling at me. so its in the corner. but my 100 has the hole shop because thats just frame right now wow what a work out. my 1250 mad at me to because i cant figure its problem out.
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NICE! I'd have to agree, that is one heck of a nice fleet of Cubs! Yes, them two 782's are definately sweeeet!
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