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Old 04-18-2013, 02:00 PM
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I would but didn't see any cat 0 cubs in your fleet. Plus the shipping fee's might take up half your fleet for payment.
You didn't look hard enough!
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finally got the deck on the 1650 and mowed the yard for the first time this year....god i love how an old cub cuts...cant beat it
The 1650 is looking good, Brandon!
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Old 04-18-2013, 02:02 PM
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You didn't look hard enough!
Musta been the nanny I had following me around making sure no other spark plug wires got missing. Did you ever find the engine that is missing that wire? That was all Adam but I didn't spot him either.
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Old 04-18-2013, 02:03 PM
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Musta been the nanny I had following me around making sure no other spark plug wires got missing. Did you ever find the engine that is missing that wire? That was all Adam but I didn't spot him either.
LOL!
Nope, you guys need to give me a hint!
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The 1650 is looking good, Brandon!
I agree! Can't beat a 1650!
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LOL!
Nope, you guys need to give me a hint!
It came off an engine!
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It came off an engine!
Need more of a hint then that!
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Cool deal, Adam! Bet the smoker was sounding good!
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Nice! Where's the pics?
I thought about pics but there was no one else home to take them
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Need more of a hint then that!
Adam tripped over it/near it.
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Plowed what will hopefully be the last snow of the season. It was that wet, heavy stuff that I didn't think I could push. Once again, the little 100 surprised me with a near full-sized tractor effort. After all the snow we've plowed this year, I finally cracked a weld on the lift rod on one of the last passes.



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