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Old 11-12-2009, 08:17 PM
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I'm looking to get a Group of Cub Cadet collectors together Here in the North East I'm looking for anyone that,s willing to meet In Thompson Ct. area (06255) So I would think Ct.,Mass.,and R.I.Nothing formal is necessary But just to meet up and share our skills and Experience with each other and just have fun with our tractors.I'm just starting in Cub restoration with a model 70 and a model 682 but have lots of skills to share.If anyone would like to form a local "club" please contact me at hammerman35 "AT" juno.com or pm me here
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Old 11-12-2009, 08:46 PM
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Got any land down East that we could plow up?? Provide the field, coffee, beer, food....THEY WILL COME!

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Old 11-13-2009, 08:08 PM
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Got any land down East that we could plow up?? Provide the field, coffee, beer, food....THEY WILL COME!

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Well I got more equipment to offer than land!60x40 garden spot won't last long.I might be able to "borrow"a field here locally though. but I've got painting ,Sand blasting cabinets and pressure pots,Cutting and welding gear to share along with 20 Ton press.(consumables would be responsibility of user to supply)I'm setting up a small shop that includes a spray booth big enough for tractor refinishing.I'd like to set up a regular Shop day and yes coffee and food would be a part of that I'm a non drinker so wouldn't have a clue about beer so to start it would be BYOB. So anyone interested ?
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Old 11-13-2009, 09:22 PM
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I'd be really interested if you were in NE PA!!!! If you would like to relocate I'll join your club It's a great idea, really do wish you were a lot closer. Good luck getting your club started. I'd like to have something like that near me.
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Old 11-13-2009, 11:45 PM
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Same here. Its a neat idea but I'm in Western New York, Buffalo area (NOT UPSTATE--THAT WOULD BE ALBANY AND NORTH THEREOF)
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We'll hook up eventually. I know there's a few guys from CT,ma, and RI on here.
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