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Old 06-11-2013, 06:44 PM
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Default First Job for the "new" Trailer.
Today, after building my Deck Wheel Brackets, my Niece wanted to drive Tractor, and we picked up a Load of Firewood, for the Cooking Stove in my Parents Farm House.

Here some Pics of the Little Tractor Lady, she had a lot of Fun with the Hydro driven 782, and the Johnny Trailer made a good Job,

mfg Georg
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Nice pics Georg but I don't know about that green thing behind the 782!
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Cool pic. We in Cubville should be happy that it is a Cub pulling a JD cart and not a JD pulling a Cub cart. Remember he is in Germany and US stuff is not all that easy to come by.
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Great pictures Georg
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Great pics, Georg! Thanks for sharing.
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Nice pics Georg but I don't know about that green thing behind the 782!
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Cool pic. We in Cubville should be happy that it is a Cub pulling a JD cart and not a JD pulling a Cub cart. Remember he is in Germany and US stuff is not all that easy to come by.
I"m happy the neice is having fun on uncle Georg's tractor and she's not concerned about what color that shiney trailer is behind her. I'm also impressed with the amount of IH tractors Georg has aquired over there! Way to go georg! (by the way, it is a nice trailer!) Are you related to CAD or Me? I've got a few different colored items around here myself and if they work, I use them!!! Sometimes I actually think I'm COLORBLIND when it comes to attachments. Let her ride Georg, let her ride!
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Many thanks for the Pics Georg. Kids are the same the world over. They want seat time too. I have a 12 yr old granddaughter that moves me off the tractor seat and takes over driving duties too. Nice looking trailer by the way. None of my trailers are cub trailers and I live in the land of cubs.
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Very nice pictures! Glad she is having fun and learning about helping with the wood hauling! That is a nice looking cart, behind a good looking red machine.
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