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Old 03-22-2013, 09:32 AM
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What a happy story...congrats!!!!
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Best story of July 2011 maybe.


That is a pretty neat story. Anymore I be sure to check the original post dates cause there are alot of old threads from years ago brought to the forefront lately..............
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Wow, hard to believe its been almost two years. After getting the old girl home, she got a good scrubbing, fluids change, tuneup, carb rebuild, steering box rebuild, and went through the clutch/driveshaft with all new bushings and bearings. The Cub is now on light duty around here, pulling a lawn sweeper and yard cart work. As a bonus, my first grandson was born last month so I'll make sure the fifth generation gets to use her.

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That is a pretty neat story. Anymore I be sure to check the original post dates cause there are alot of old threads from years ago brought to the forefront lately..............
It's all Cubcadet's fault. He's mining the archives. I guess it's a way of reminiscing...I like it! I wouldn't otherwise see these gems.
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Yes I had missed this too. I also like to see these old threads.
And that is a great story on the O coming back to the family!
Have fun with it and take the grand child for their first ride!
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my faulti just saw it and though it was cool
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