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Old 07-11-2016, 10:36 PM
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Some of the absolute best pictures I've seen on this site for quite awhile!!

Nicely done.
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Very nice, "priceless" memories.
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That is how my interests in cubs started, riding in a wagon behind dad's 106!! That is so cool Daniel, especially since they have never been exposed to that sort of thing before. Those memories will be accompanied by great stories and you are the author of them. Well done!

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Awesome pics, Daniel!
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Great pictures, thanks for sharing. Nice 147 as well.
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I see smiles,smiles are good,you know your doing something they will remember Daniel.
Even you had a smile,as you enjoyed every moment.
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Very cool Daniel!

BTW, I think that's the first time you showed your face on OCC!

Thanks

Yeah, I'm not a huge fan of having my picture taken. Plus this is a CC site and not a self portrait site,
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That is how my interests in cubs started, riding in a wagon behind dad's 106!! That is so cool Daniel, especially since they have never been exposed to that sort of thing before. Those memories will be accompanied by great stories and you are the author of them. Well done!

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Dad used to pull me (and my brother(s) and sister) behind his 125 in a home made cart when we were kids. His yard has more open space in the front so I'd traverse the whole yard while he was mowing. (turning right? Duck, here comes the grass from the discharge....) The back yard had more obstacles so he'd reach behind, pull out the pin and drive off with me sitting in the cart/wagon. (not always). Sometimes he'd use a clevis and my radio flyer wagon.

Here is a picture of me on my Dad's 125.

Dad said he'd use it as a baby sitter- I'd sit there for hours and not move. We used the 125 basically just for mowing as he'd use the Farmall H in the picture for moving snow. We occasionally used it to rototill the garden too, and move a few things around the property. This is what influenced me when I bought my own CC to get a late narrow frame.

(BTW dad still has the 125)
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