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Old 05-21-2012, 09:56 AM
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Default Driving Lessons on the 72
Here is a video of my 5 year old, Abigail, on her first solo driving experience.

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http://youtu.be/hoBV_wSqTSE
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Here is a video of my 5 year old, Abigail, on her first solo driving experience.

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http://youtu.be/hoBV_wSqTSE
That's awesome! Thank you for sharing it with us!
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Very cool, fast forward 11 years and it will be Dad can I borrow the car?
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Very cool, fast forward 11 years and it will be Dad can I borrow the car?
I'm going to have to work on installing a creeper gear on the car!
That seemed to relax me while she drove the 72.
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I'm going to have to work on installing a creeper gear on the car!
That seemed to relax me while she drove the 72.
Let me know how that works LOL
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Awesome vid! Thanks for sharing.
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Wait till she discovers 3rd gear! :-)

Nice vid of a fun time
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Looks like she was doing a fine job driving
My daughter started out the same way some years ago, Today for the first time she hooked the trailer to the jeep and loaded the 169 up and took it to the home place and did the mowing all by herself while i was at work.
So it brings back fond memories seeing your daughter driving the Cub all by herself.
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Great video-Thanks for sharing with us! It's great to see another generation begin an appreciation of our enjoyment for a finely crafted tool. Looks like you talked to her about safety first, but the dog looked like he was thinking...."Oh boy, now I have to compete against THAT for her attention!".

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