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thanks , in the pic I have 90 lbs on it. it'll hold 250 lbs ,
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Nice pic of the cubs together Allen!
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Thanks guys!

Josh, Jenn likes the gas models better...lol.

Todd, I got to drive it to the shed.
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Adam, I know I will see you at the MidLand plow day now.....correct?

Doug, nice work on the front bracket. How much weight you got on that sucker?

JimBob , looks good. Nice looking machine!

Allen, nice hat. Did Jen let you drive her super at all today ?

Todd...Allen had his other 2 toys out to drive, why should I share mine, right?
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Didn't get but one picture but here it is. I took my 1050 and cart to work today to move some dirt around. One of the benefits of living about 2 miles from work is I got to drive it This was the first real workout she's had since I've had her and she did great! Hauled about 10 loads of dirt around about a 10 acre property to fill in low spots after having a fountain installed. Aside from a little traction loss on a couple hills she didn't complain about her work load once!

As part of the day, I had my department working outside with me, and I let a couple of my girls take the Cub for a spin, one of them had never driven a tractor of any kind before and I think I spread the Cub bug to them Anyway, here she is after working hard in the heat.

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after replacing the gas that didapeared from the tank i drove the 122 down to my nephew Tims house to have him give me a hand fixing up the deck a bit
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