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Old 07-05-2016, 07:56 PM
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Hi just picked up a 106 and got a brief education from the person I purchased it from, should have been using a cub all this time lol. Here are some pics, grandson wants to make a puller out of it
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Hi just picked up a 106 and got a brief education from the person I purchased it from, should have been using a cub all this time lol. Here are some pics, grandson wants to make a puller out of it
Cool , I`m not into pulling but there is a forum section for that here. Yeah, I hear Cubs are popular for that purpose.
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Hi just picked up a 106 and got a brief education from the person I purchased it from, should have been using a cub all this time lol. Here are some pics, grandson wants to make a puller out of it
Looks like a good project for you and the grandson. I also live in Ohio, near Defiance. Where are you from. Welcome to the forum, a great bunch of people on this site.
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