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Old 10-12-2014, 08:48 PM
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I posted these before, but thought I would share again. A two stall garage, non insulated, concrete floor...installed a wood stove this year, and have my old laptop and internet access in it. Plus my vintage tune player They called for rain here recently so the shop side of the garage turned into temporary storage It was cool enough to start a fire in the stove tonight. Worked great, stayed nice and warm working on the generator, listening to tunes and surfing CL.
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Old 10-12-2014, 09:07 PM
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You'd have more room if you got rid of that POS green thing.


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Debating on whether to flip it or keep it.
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Old 10-12-2014, 09:30 PM
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LOL!

Debating on whether to flip it or keep it.
If it's green.... turn it into green.

..... then go buy something yellow and white!
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Debating on whether to flip it or keep it.
Flip once you've got a reliable Cub. I had a little JD like that, got $850 for it, sprinkled some of that money on my 782 & 1861. The little deere did a horsesh!t job mowing too. Glad to see that pos go away.
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Old 10-13-2014, 03:26 AM
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Flip once you've got a reliable Cub. I had a little JD like that, got $850 for it, sprinkled some of that money on my 782 & 1861. The little deere did a horsesh!t job mowing too. Glad to see that pos go away.
Thats what I may do. The Deere only has 80 hours on it. The PO bought it brand new. Used it like three or for times, hit a stump and broke a spindle. Parked for 2 1/2 years under a tree in their front yard. I picked it up for 300. Need to rebuild the deck and service the engine. Still in good shape. Just dirty.
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