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Old 09-19-2012, 02:28 PM
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So, How many of you are from the Constitution state? I live in East Haddam which is in Middlesex county, sorta in the middle of the state.
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I used to live in Waterrtown. Got out because the cost of living was just out of control, the roads suck (I also ride MC's) and I got tired of the winters.
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We have a 168 members from the State of Connecticut
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Old 09-20-2012, 09:29 AM
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Sam, Yes the cost of living is nuts! But, I do love the NE and I plan on sticking around a while longer.

R Bedell, Holy cow that's a lot. But I wonder how many are actually active. I went through the member list yesterday and like 5700 out of the 6200 don't even have 1 post on the forums.


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As of today...........we have 887 Active Members. The information is at the bottom of the Home Page.
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Ah yes, I see that now. Cool
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Sam, Yes the cost of living is nuts! But, I do love the NE and I plan on sticking around a while longer.

R Bedell, Holy cow that's a lot. But I wonder how many are actually active. I went through the member list yesterday and like 5700 out of the 6200 don't even have 1 post on the forums.


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Ah, Well that makes sense! I've owned these masterpieces for nearly 10 years now, and finally decided to join a online community. No one else understands my enthusiasm for these machines in my everyday life, other than my dad. So I figured I'd find a group that did!
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I'm from southington ct been here for awhile new to cubs but not tractors but loving the older cubs more and more currently restoring a 67 102 lots of fun and now thinking about the next one to get taken apart. Yea I have the yellow fever
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I'm from Southington ct been here for awhile new to cubs but not tractors but loving the older cubs more and more currently restoring a 67 102 lots of fun and now thinking about the next one to get taken apart. Yea I have the yellow fever
Haha, it is VERY contagious!

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