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02-20-2015, 09:26 AM
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Think I am sick, now addicted to this Cub Cadet. It's all the grandsons' fault!
We find ourselves tracking UPS and USPS packages daily, no hourly. What's in the cardboard boxes? Yeah right, no perfume (for the Ms.) unless you like the small of oil on the used Cub Cadet parts! Three grandsons, all elementary school age, are now arguing, "It's my turn to drive next." Is there a way out or do I have to get at least two more Cubbies? 
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02-20-2015, 09:31 AM
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I hate to tell you, you're stuck bud! Find two more Cubs or risk the eternal struggle that is "It's my turn next! It's my turn next!!"
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02-20-2015, 10:44 AM
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Installed the height indicator/lift bracket just now. Tomorrow we have to travel three hours x 2 just to pickup a 54" plow ass'y. Then the boys online saw a Cubbie with a shredder on the front, boys ask, "Can we chop all the walnuts with that thing?" One of their fall chores is to pick up walnuts off the front yard, lots of 'em too! The boys 'n I chuckle when we see "real ridin' mowers" at Home Cheapo and Lowes. We did purchase a very heavy duty thatch rake for the young gentlemen to run up 'n down the gravel/millings driveway ('bout a 100 yards). The eight year old is teachin' the six year old all about Cubs!
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