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Old 03-29-2017, 10:04 PM
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I guess when you need more room something has to go, so getting rid of a few that there isn't much left of. Then I can get others out of the yard before grass starts to grow.
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Please tell us you didn't smash them with the trackhoe and bury them.....
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Excavator makes me nervous, you making scrap iron out of those?
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Please tell us you didn't smash them with the trackhoe and bury them.....
Plant your cubs and more will propagate next spring, any vids of the carnage?
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Maybe the little yellow critters magically turn in to the big yellow critters. Now that would be a cash cow......
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With all those Cub Cadets......you are worried about the grass growing?


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Who doesn't want a parts store in their own back yard? Wow. How are you going to trap those cubs? I hope it is humanely done.... You are wise to do it before the grass grows tall because they can hide in the tall grass and dart out when you go to catch them. They kind of already look like they are grazing in the field.

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No smashing or digging involvedJust lifting and moving onto trailer.I've been holding onto way too many that have nothing left to offer so 30 or so are leaving.I had a couple that were here so long they had grown trees from between frame rails.
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Are they going to scrap or do you have a buyer. I sure someone on here would take them off your hands for a little more than scrap.
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Scrap,this is the first I've ever scrapped a cub cadet.
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