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Old 01-24-2015, 06:14 AM
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hee hee...I've had a pedal tractor in the house but never a lawn/garden tractor.
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Had my Harley in the living room for a while before I had a garage. And if I didn't have a garage now the cub and the Harley would be in the house somewhere.
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Old 01-24-2015, 07:43 PM
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Had my Harley in the living room for a while before I had a garage. And if I didn't have a garage now the cub and the Harley would be in the house somewhere.
My Harleys are nice and warm in the basement. Cub's are a bit chilly in the shop.
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What does your tractor like to watch?RFDtv?

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I got my first motorcycle in 1967. It was a Yamaha TwinJet 100. We didn't have a garage and I talked my mom into letting me keep it in the kitchen over the winter. On a nice early Spring day my brother and I got home from school before mom got home. My brother talked me into seeing if it would start. Bad idea! That 2 cycle fired instantly and filled the house with blue smoke. Needless to say, it spent the rest of its time on the back porch and I got to clean the house for a month.
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