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03-15-2014, 08:26 AM
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LOL well this is a long story on this one. My wife is a crafty lady does quilts, part of a quilt guild. A lady in the club mom passed away and lived just around the corner from us. they have a garage sale my wife goes to while I was at work. she finds an old steelmaster card cabinet to match my 60's HON executive metal desk I have. she buys it for me and comes home to get the 2 wheel cart and some straps to drag it back home. goes back to the sale and the brother of the family sees my wife trying to get this home. takes it home for her and sees the other garden tractors and tells my wife he has 2 cub cadets that where his dads on the farm in Cavour. he don't use them and sees I collect them so he might be willing to sell them if they where not going to get parted out because they have family ties to him. so after months and months of talking he finally decides ya he will part with them. sends me a couple text pics and I tell him I am interested in them but not till spring has killed the snow. 3 weeks later he call and says I am coming to Huron I just bring them over to save you a trip. he had them out in rapid city at his farm and hauled them 375 miles to my door. so I hate to say it thanks to my wife I got these two tractors.
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so many tractors, so little money 
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