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Old 01-13-2011, 10:52 AM
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I found this cool little video while browsing you-tube......Its a video shot in or around 1961 after a summer camp purchased an "O" for their grounds work.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lnT-ajihgJw

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Excellent video, I love the look of the Cub Lo-Boy! Nice to see it running after all those years.
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Great video! I about fell out of my chair when they loaded that O in the raft.
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Old 01-13-2011, 11:31 AM
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Great video! I about fell out of my chair when they loaded that O in the raft.

ha..me too! when I saw those kids pulling it up stream..I was telling myself "no..they are not going to do what I think they are!"...

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Nice find! I swear, I thought that Original was going in the drink! :biggrin2.gif: Really not sure what the heck they were up to....bridge looked SO much easier to cross.

Thanks for sharing!
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bridge looked SO much easier to cross
Except for the stairs! Lol.
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I think I would have tackled the stairs before the raft? Call me a chicken $&!#....Still a REALLY neat video though..... couldn't imagine the story they would have come up with if they did dump the O in the water?
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Outstanding - That sure brought back some memories!
Watching that really brought to mind that if kids tried some of those things today, adults would be having conniptions.

Not bad . . . 1966 - 2008 - time to replace the tires! I'm not real up on all of the Cub models, but now that I've seen a Low-Boy . . . Wow! What a great machine!
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Neat video, Jeff! Thanks for sharing.
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That's some funny stuff, good find and thanks for the link!!
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