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Old 09-03-2013, 08:32 AM
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Thanks for the welcome. Ended up having a leak in my oil pan so won't have it up and going till this wknd, had to get another oil pan! Will get pics up ASAP.
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Just across the border in Hernando Mississippi.

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Old 01-06-2014, 09:33 AM
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I'm in Milan Tennessee.

right now I have a 128, 682 1250 and a super in progress
Hello pvolner,Im your neighbor in Lavinia.
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Cubfan here,I live in Lavinia Tn,next to Milan Tn.I currently have a QL 1200 that is under going a face lift,a 2072 she's my favorite also a LZ60,she handles the grass duties,and last but not least a pretty darn nice JD300 with a 4 way blade.Nice to see I have some neighbors that love these old machines too.
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cubfan im not far from ya...just down the road a ways in mckenzie
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Old 01-07-2014, 12:16 AM
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Nice to meet ya BigB87.I think it would be great if sometime(when it warms up) we could put our cubs on trailers and maybe get all who wants to meet at a park or something and get to know one another and chat about our machines and hobby.If anyone else would like to do this chime in with your ideas and thoughts.
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Old 01-07-2014, 11:46 AM
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that sounds like a plan. btw i attend tractor shows here in WTN. the two big ones here are the Atwood and Trenton...Atwood is 2 times a year. but we can all meet up and chat. sadly if i try to load all mine on my 16' trailer i run out of room in 3 cubs.lol
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Old 01-07-2014, 02:20 PM
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Im in the same boat,I only have a 10ft trailer and can only fit one of mine on it, but that's ok its mainly about meeting and making new friends that are cub cadet enthusiasts too.I always feel somewhat weird when I tell someone about what I do for a hobby and they sorta give me that WHY look.Its on this site that I feel normal and everybody understands why I do this stuff.Plz let me know about when those tractor shows are scheduled I would really like to see them.Maybe the others that are close by and have posted on this will read it and want to meet up too.I think it would be great,heck its gotta be good to have a knowledgeable cc friend or friends close by.Can't wait for warm weather my shop always seems to get awfully cramped in the winter.
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Well I am here in little old Bells, Tn., I have two Cubs and they are both pullers, a 102 and a 1000.
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