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It was a gorgeous evening and the family decided to go out for a cruise around the neighborhood on our Cubs. I drove the 1715 while the wife rode in the trailer with our one son while the other son drove the Original. Luckily, the wife had her video camera to document the "family outing".
It was a little shaky because she was riding in the utility cart but, you get the idea. I think he digs the new Cub. ![]() Cruisin with the Cub ![]() |
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Sweet video! I think he's very happy with it!
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Cool video C5rider
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Great vid! Thanks for sharing.
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Allen Proud owner of my Original and 126! My Grandpa's Cart Craftsman Lawn Sweeper Craftsman Plug Aerator |
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Well, the wife was riding in the trailer behind me so, it got a little shaky. YouTube asked if I wanted to remove the shaky-ness and of course, trying to be gentle on those who might view it, I said yes. After watching the video, you can see how they took it out, by shifting the entire frame! Looks kinda funny to see it that way. I didn't do it. But, it does look better if you focus on the tractor.
I like the way it sounds, and drives. Been doing a constant improvement on the tractor since purchasing it. Fun stuff! thanks guys! |
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That's a awesome way to have some family time and a sweet lookin Original. I have an Original also with the 241, I was wondering what size of rear tires do you have on the Original, I'm restoring mine at the moment and would like to have the same setup.
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