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Hey my first Cub Cadet was a 127, I wish it looked that nice.
My favorite is my 122, my name is Vince My only pic of the 127 is when it was stuck. The other is of me and my 122 in Montrose, MN in 2010. |
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Nice 122. I really wish I had mine back! Hopefully soon!
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MY 121 weight bracket is a simple design, 2 angle irons welded to a 1/2" x 3" plate that's approx 10" long. Holes drilled into the angle irons to match the bolt holes that hold the grill onto the frame. I think I used longer bolts and some spacer washers. Here's another pic with it sitting by its cousin 122 owned by Mick Morgan - this was at Rob Delhi's Plowday a couple years ago.
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mrmiller- my first and middle initial followed by my last name:biggrin2:
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my first car, 69 Chevelle SS 396....
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mine is the name of the town I live in and I got cubs
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Sometime in the mid 90s I was given the name by my street racing buddies. I used to have a temper like nitroglycerine, and I was a Comm-electronics (Radio) tech in the Air Force and we had recently watched "Down Periscope."
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my name is a little complicated, it goes back to my freshman year of high school. the seniors on my cross country team gave me the nickname Caddy based on my similarity to a Caddy in the Happy Gilmore movie. around the same time Caddilac was advertising their Catera as "the caddy that zigs." I decided that you can't have zig without zag, so i became "the caddy that zags," or cadzag. the 72 is the model year of my first car, a 1972 dodge tradesman van. i still have it, and it's clocking in at 445,000 miles.
http://i1306.photobucket.com/albums/...ps8bcf43a8.jpg 72 also conveniently happens to be my favorite model Cub Cadet!:biggrin2: |
mine is my last name backwards
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