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Old 12-12-2017, 06:37 PM
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Also btw I have been informed that a “yankee” comes down and then leaves but a “damn yankee” comes down and stays. Just making sure we are using the correct terms.
Yep, you have it right. Locally we quarantine them in a town called Cary, NC. Its short for "Concentrated Area of Relocated Yankees". There are NO old Cadets there. Lew would not do well there. Now of course if you don't tell us every day how you did it up North, we are a rather welcoming bunch of folks.
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Ok Tim, in the PA they go "Cock a doodle do"
On NY's 42nd street area the chickens say any **** will do.
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Yep, you have it right. Locally we quarantine them in a town called Cary, NC. Its short for "Concentrated Area of Relocated Yankees". There are NO old Cadets there. Lew would not do well there. Now of course if you don't tell us every day how you did it up North, we are a rather welcoming bunch of folks.

I relocated to NC 23 yrs ago from New Mexico. I'm not sure that I'm a yankee, and I'm not born in the south (though I've also lived in Alabama and Florida and New York and Maryland and California) so I can't be a southerner.

I'm certainly a southerner by choice!
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A Cub with 8.50 tires is 35" wide and average 5.5' to 6' long, the average trailer is 8'6" wide and 53' long so you could get 20 cubs in it plus a ton of parts. It would still take three trips to get it all.
I was thinking about the multi level kind of car hauler..... I don't know if there are any of those with full width decks cause most of those haulers are the ramp kind. However, I've seen one of those two tiers that carries golf carts. One of those could do all the tractors. Prolly still need a tractor trailer to carry the loose stuff.
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Most all semi trailer moving vans have deck boards the can be installed to place furniture in a second "layer" over the first. It ends up being about 4 1/2 ' off the floor. Put in as many cubs as you can get on the floor of the trailer, installing the deck boards over the load as you work your way back, then load the deck with more cubs. With a 54' trailer, that's a lot of cubs and parts. $9500 is a little salty. It would be a lot better around $4500 as mentioned. Sure would be fun though!
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I am forty minutes away, so if one of you would buy the lot I would be GLAD to move it and STORE it for just a "small" fee!
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I could help store some in Johnston County
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Say it isn't so Lew. We already have Vince O down here.....Is it you?
How is Vince O doing, have not heard from him in a while.
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Maybe he was a dealer at one time?

Oak, aren't you a Yankee?

Alvy, I have my own parked when ran ones.

Tim, prolly easier to buy his house with the cubs included.

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Yes Lew, I got tired of shoveling snow and moved down here in 1993.

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How is Vince O doing, have not heard from him in a while.
He's doing well and his boys have grown. We bs every couple weeks.
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