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Old 04-24-2016, 06:11 PM
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No "Momma" allowed in my garage or my workshop, only my girlfriend wearing a tiny skirt and a tight T-shirt with no bra!
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Old 04-24-2016, 10:12 PM
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Be careful there Oldskul, that's where it starts, before the get to be "Momma"
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1974 1650 50A "budscub" Was my fathers
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Old 04-24-2016, 10:17 PM
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Actually she helps me a out alot. She love s to mow but she likes the Z-force zero turn over the tractors. I haven't gotten to plow a large enough field to get her on a plow. Trouble with the little gardens is I'm done plowing before I get my ride out. Merk and John, looks like you guys got keepers too. John if i wanted to get her to plow snow that's going to require a cab, and a heater, she hates the cold.
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1974 1650 50A "budscub" Was my fathers
1969 125 42"
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1984 782 50C dual hydraulics, waiting for vanguard
Z-force Cub cadet Zero turn
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2 Breaking plows, 2 disc's, front blade, rear blade, Sickle bar mower, 2 decks 3pt harrow
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John if i wanted to get her to plow snow that's going to require a cab, and a heater, she hates the cold.
You guys are going to think I'm a jerk now..... (LOL, as if I'm not). But the last season we plowed snow (for extra money) I was running the cab tractor and she the cab-less. I put the cab on the 1811 because it was on the snowblower.... and for all of us who have ran those, you know how you can get stuck in a small blizzard.... Anywho, I gave her the choice, and she chose the plow. I even traded here for a while so she could warm up, and she didn't like the blower or the cab. She said it was too hard to see out of (inexperience) and didn't like the blower (inexperience) so we traded back. Every now and again I made her run the blower because it was so much warmer in that cab... and it doesn't have a heater. I hope to add some heat to it someday, but we quit pushing snow on the scale we used to (different job with different hours). Maybe someday.....
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I was getting some static about putting money in the 1000 and 1450 at the end of the winter. The end of March I tilled up our first garden with the 1450 and she said it was all worth it.

Use the tractors for projects she is interested in and things may change...
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No issues here. I want something I buy it.
The wife's operated everything in the shed, and seems to enjoy them.
It's just at times the air can be a little thin. (Me) Well didn't you feel that when you ran it over? (Her) No, I didn't feel anything." (Me) Well, didn't you hear a noise? (Her) "What noise, I didn't hear anything".
Baby steps...
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My wife enjoys the cubs like I do. No problems for me.
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Be careful there Oldskul, that's where it starts, before the get to be "Momma"
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