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Old 02-06-2011, 07:07 PM
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I got to watch my son and the cub expert test out the 125 and 1200 today. They did share a little seat time with me today. It wasn't equal time but any seat time is better then no seat time.
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Old 02-06-2011, 07:34 PM
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Looks like a nice day there Duke! Good to hear ya got a little seat time Talk to ya in a bit...
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I wonder, who that cub expert fella is?
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I wonder, who that cub expert fella is?
Looks like he likes gear drives to me!
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Looks like he likes gear drives to me!
He sure does!
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Old 02-08-2011, 01:06 PM
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Had to push out snow from driveway today....enjoying the seat time! Days are getting longer and I can not wait for spring! Hopefuly my Carlisel Tru Powers get here soon so I can get them on the 71! Good seat time everyone!
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Old 02-10-2011, 03:23 PM
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Not really what I've done today but a review of the past couple of days.

Evan was driving the 125 around Tuesday and the steering wheel came off. We've been talking about what to do if something happens when he's on one of the cubs and he reached down and turned the key off just like we've been talking about. In fact that morning he told me that's what he would do if he had a problem on the cub. He made me proud and his mom worried.

I showed Evan how to disasemble a carter carb and how to soak it in a can of carb cleaner. Tonight we get to rebuild the carb and remove the bowl from the gas tank and clean it out. He's been enjoying getting his hands dirty. His mom just but he enjoys it.

I think I've tracked down a plow for him so I can teach him how to plow the garden beds. If he likes it I'll try and take him to the red neck plow days in SC on 3-19-11. I'm really hoping he takes a liking to plowing I need some company going to these plow days.

We'll fire up the cubs and get some seat time making laps around the yard tonight. He starts off on the 125 then switches to the 1200 for a change. He does pretty good with it but I've got to adjust the seat for his legs and not mine.

Over all we've been having a blast with the cubs the past week. Allen's vist has gotten him hooked on "seat time". Before he would ask to drive the cubs but now he has to have his "seat time!" Thanks Allen!
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Old 02-10-2011, 07:28 PM
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Well i got the snowblower working right. It thows snow about 20 feet. I need some more snow!
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Anytime Duke! What are friends for!!
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I hope I can get my girl hooked! I really really dont want her to turn out to be hooked on a cell phone
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