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Old 03-07-2015, 10:06 PM
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This weeks submission is sent to us by local member Bill aka Billy-O from Bedminster, NJ. Bill comments "The Cub Cadet 125 is up for the task of plowing the first significant snowfall of January 2015. The 125 is given ample time to warm up while I take this before picture. And I can’t be much prouder with the job well done after the driveway is cleared. " Thanks for the submission Bill!!!

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Old 03-07-2015, 10:07 PM
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An extra pic for you guys

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Old 03-08-2015, 12:03 AM
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Congrats on POTW Bill. (I like the extra pic too)

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Congratulations on potw! Good looking worker you have there!
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Well done!
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Wow! Two 125's in a row! You guys are making me miss mine!

Congrats on POTW! Great machine!
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Congratulations Billy-O on your 125 as the featured Cub o' da Week!! It kind of looks like it is sitting in the cleared drive wanting more work to do. Always like to see the narrows on the front....gives it more of tractor look.

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Congrats Billy

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Congrats on POTW
As Jeff said, "like them so much I have two", me to
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Congratulations Billy-O on your 125 as the featured Cub o' da Week!! It kind of looks like it is sitting in the cleared drive wanting more work to do. Always like to see the narrows on the front....gives it more of tractor look.

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Thanks guys. The 125 was more than willing to work some more back in January. But right now being March, I'm done with winter. DONE! I hope the 125 share the same sentiments.

I have two 125s, too. Aren't they great!?!
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