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Old 06-29-2014, 06:11 PM
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So now that I finally have help to mow the yard, I just wanted to get back on the cub.
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Old 06-29-2014, 09:04 PM
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Cool pic.

Whenever my son or wife use my cubs I always fear they are going to break something or run them into a tree. My boy is 18, and I still get nervous LOL..
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Neat pic. Thanks for sharing.
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My wife wanted to mow half of our yard a few weeks ago, and I was like "but I've been waiting all week to mow...."
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My wife wanted to mow half of our yard a few weeks ago, and I was like "but I've been waiting all week to mow...."
LMAO this is me! I start to plan next weeks mow the day I get done mowing

Awesome pic! It's always great to see the next generation of Cub Lovers in training
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Having a restored Cub Cadet to use to cut the grass makes it almost enjoyable.

Now I understand why my father in law would tell us (20 years ago) when he was planning to visit, "Don't cut the grass, I'll do it when we get there."
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Whenever my son or wife use my cubs I always fear they are going to break something or run them into a tree. My boy is 18, and I still get nervous LOL..
Your boy is 18 and you don't "trust" him on your mower?

I started mowing with dad's cub cadet at about 7, driving a tractor farming at 13, running a combine at 16 and had a class A CDL at 19. Then came backhoe's, dozers, trackhoes and other construction equipment. I guess everyone is different.
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Your boy is 18 and you don't "trust" him on your mower?
Well I trust him more than anyone I know but to him (and my wife) these are just lawn mowers. My guess is that's true for a lot of us on here
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Yeah ..... A lawn mower that can pull a house down if hitched right ! Or at least make a man cry !
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Well I trust him more than anyone I know but to him (and my wife) these are just lawn mowers. My guess is that's true for a lot of us on here
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