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Old 03-12-2014, 05:29 PM
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School bus got stuck in front of the house this afternoon. The 784 came to the rescue. After about 45 minutes of clearing the snow around the bus, he managed to "rock it out". Nothing like having one tough a$$ Cub Cadet.


The 784 must be a B I G Cub Cadet,,,,,,,, here is my 584, just a little thing!!



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Roland, did the school kids ask for "seat time"?
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Are you kidding....Kids these days...??? Too busy texting. Why get out of a warm bus to get into the wind and cold to help a Grandpa. But Grandpa was tackling the cold so they could get home.
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Are you kidding....Kids these days...??? Too busy texting. Why get out of a warm bus to get into the wind and cold to help a Grandpa. But Grandpa was tackling the cold so they could get home.
Spoiled little brats, here's a shovel start digging.
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That's awesome. The hardest problem with the snow was the ice under it. The best part? The weather guessers are saying March is typically the month that gets the most measurable snow.
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.....hahaha....maybe, but I was just wanting another try at my snow thrower, since I didn't have it set up very well for winter and never got much use from it. Now that the chute is painted, I'm ready!

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School bus got stuck in front of the house this afternoon. The 784 came to the rescue. After about 45 minutes of clearing the snow around the bus, he managed to "rock it out". Nothing like having one tough a$$ Cub Cadet.


Roland, I think that is hilarious.........but now I would have been laughing my a$$ off while doing the work--tell me you didn't chuckle a little.....You should have circled them like the Indians circled the wagons....too funny!!

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