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Old 04-11-2017, 11:27 PM
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Uh oh, Jenn has been eyeing the new Cub Cadets!

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Don't do it Jenn, stay away.
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Don't do it Jenn, stay away.
I agree! I'm glad she enjoys her 2130.
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Old 04-12-2017, 08:30 AM
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Please don't get one of those. If you insist on a new Cub go for the XT3.
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LOL it's fun to go look at the new ones and then to come home to a better one.
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LOL it's fun to go look at the new ones and then to come home to a better one.
Funny, I was in Lowes today and looked at the POS JD's seriously $2700.00 with the hand grenade engine? Thank you very much but I'll keep my 18/2264.
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Please don't get one of those. If you insist on a new Cub go for the XT3.
We were having fun, Sam. Jenn loves her 2130, she said she's gonna run the wheels off of it...
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You got that right, Daniel!
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I enjoy going into the big box stores and rapping on the top of the hoods; so many of them are just plastic (which makes me chuckle.) Then I try the steering (which is often almost as worn out feeling as my 47 Y.O machine) and sometimes I rap on the mower deck (then chuckle cuz my 147 has more tin on the hood than they have on the mower deck.)
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I enjoy going into the big box stores and rapping on the top of the hoods; so many of them are just plastic (which makes me chuckle.) Then I try the steering (which is often almost as worn out feeling as my 47 Y.O machine) and sometimes I rap on the mower deck (then chuckle cuz my 147 has more tin on the hood than they have on the mower deck.)
I hear you on the plastic hoods of the new stuff. But I have eyed the new plastic hoods wondering what it would take to put one on a roached out Cyclops.
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