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Old 01-22-2011, 11:33 PM
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i forgot to ask. Did you plant the corn with the 100 or the 70? Later
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i forgot to ask. Did you plant the corn with the 100 or the 70? Later
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That is my neighbor's field. It made a nice background.
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That is my neighbor's field. It made a nice background.
A very nice background! I love that pic!
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Hey! Nice to see a friend from the tube!That is a great looking 100! I hope to get some day.
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Wow that makes me want to get a 100. Nice job!!
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Nice 100 and great video.
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Nice 100 and great video.
Thanks for the comment. I can't get over how many people are into Cub Cadets these days. I would like to have a few more myself but I'm running out of room. I want to restore another 100 I have and a Cub Cadet 72. Depends on how far my wife will let me go with the hobby. Thanks again. Talk at you later.
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Hey! Nice to see a friend from the tube!That is a great looking 100! I hope to get some day.
Where are you in Ohio? Maybe you could check out a Cub Cadet 100 I might be getting rid of. I have three at the present but only want to keep 2. It wouldn't come with an engine but it would be a start for your 100. Let me know. Talk at you later.
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I loved the video's thank you for sharing with us.

What is the name of the song in the video that shows your grand kids driving around. I really like that.

Excellent job on the restore. I want one to look just like that some day, and more pictures are always wanted.
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I loved the video's thank you for sharing with us.

What is the name of the song in the video that shows your grand kids driving around. I really like that.

Excellent job on the restore. I want one to look just like that some day, and more pictures are always wanted.
The video you are talking about is a "Favorite" section video that is not one of mine. You probably hit on it and thought you were viewing one of my videos. Here is the link. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I0c8Uhej_bg It is a great song and video. Thanks
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