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Old 11-23-2013, 07:07 PM
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Sounds like a great time was had by all who got a woods deck
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I made the journey at day break and had a good breakfast with a great bunch of Cub guys. EricR, Paul, Eric and Mike
Saw a Woods brand, front mower deck, for a Cub, loaded from one truck to another.
Then had the opportunity to visit Cub Crazy's place on the way home. If there is a cub heaven this might be it! From old ones to newer ones, from little cubs to big ones, I think they are all there! Wow was the word of the day. Thanks again to Mike for setting this up and it was well worth the trip. Only problem is that now I know where there are a bunch of Cub items and I may be bugging him more.
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Glad you could make it Chris! We will definitely do it again! You are welcome to come down anytime Chris! Thank you for the present in my truck also!
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Old 11-23-2013, 10:48 PM
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Very good breakfast with that homemade syrup!!! Thanks again Chris! Wish I could have seen the look on your face at Mikes! Hope you put your hand under your jaw like I said! The deck is still in the bed of the truck, thanks for bringing it over Mike and storing it for the fall!!! I'll get some pictures tomorrow. Hope Eric and Paul made it home safe in the snow!
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Old 11-23-2013, 11:34 PM
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We also had a great time with you all again. For those of you who thought about making the trip you lost out on a great day. So much at Cubcrazy's place is cub cadet the there was even yellow snow in a few spots. Yes we did make it home but a bit of the trip was really treacherous. At one spot there was a semi jackknifed and covering the inside (left lane) and guess what lane we were in at the time. We kept passing through snow squalls and there was a constant reminder I need new windshield wipers. At times we were only going 15 - 20 MPH. The trip took over an hour longer than usual and definately had a few pucker factor moments.
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Very good breakfast with that homemade syrup!!! Thanks again Chris! Wish I could have seen the look on your face at Mikes! Hope you put your hand under your jaw like I said! The deck is still in the bed of the truck, thanks for bringing it over Mike and storing it for the fall!!! I'll get some pictures tomorrow. Hope Eric and Paul made it home safe in the snow!


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We also had a great time with you all again. For those of you who thought about making the trip you lost out on a great day. So much at Cubcrazy's place is cub cadet the there was even yellow snow in a few spots. Yes we did make it home but a bit of the trip was really treacherous. At one spot there was a semi jackknifed and covering the inside (left lane) and guess what lane we were in at the time. We kept passing through snow squalls and there was a constant reminder I need new windshield wipers. At times we were only going 15 - 20 MPH. The trip took over an hour longer than usual and definately had a few pucker factor moments.

Glad you guys made it home safe Paul! Been snowing all nite and still snowing!
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Glad to hear you guys made it home safe!!! We got a whopping 1/4" at best!
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Glad that everyone had a good time and made it home safe, I know I would rather be driving in snow that have had to work yesterday. Will try to be there
next time, I still need to figure out how to get Mike to part with a super that I can afford !!
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Glad that everyone had a good time and made it home safe, I know I would rather be driving in snow that have had to work yesterday. Will try to be there
next time, I still need to figure out how to get Mike to part with a super that I can afford !!
LOL...I need to see, if I can get Mike to part with a smoker also.
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Glad that everyone had a good time and made it home safe, I know I would rather be driving in snow that have had to work yesterday. Will try to be there
next time, I still need to figure out how to get Mike to part with a super that I can afford !!
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Well it's good u guys had fun! I did miss out but oh well I'll sure to make the next one!
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