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Old 01-28-2011, 02:12 PM
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Great Video!! What part of Maryland are you in Superglyde?
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Old 01-28-2011, 02:30 PM
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I'm in northwestern Harford County , last island of green space before running the urban corridor up to wilmington, philly, nj, new york
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Methos ! Wearing Hokie gear ! Looking good on the Cub .
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Old 01-28-2011, 02:34 PM
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I'm sorry...got excited ...Way to go Superglyde
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Ok Duke. I couldnt resist trying to ride. Got about a 24 inch ride today. So, one pic is my smoky full choke cold start. It blows smoke rings, and runs like a hit miss engine. I tried to photograph rings, but it was warming up, and I lost my time window. One pic of all my tractors in the yard. 3 cubs and 3 craftsmans. I have 2 more cubs at my work. Finally, was my 24 inch burnout !
woo hoo! I know ... need chains.
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Ok Duke. I couldnt resist trying to ride. Got about a 24 inch ride today. So, one pic is my smoky full choke cold start. It blows smoke rings, and runs like a hit miss engine. I tried to photograph rings, but it was warming up, and I lost my time window. One pic of all my tractors in the yard. 3 cubs and 3 craftsmans. I have 2 more cubs at my work. Finally, was my 24 inch burnout !
woo hoo! I know ... need chains.
Haha nice burn out! I know the feeling on the needing to ride. I've got to get some seat time soon!
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Methos ! Wearing Hokie gear ! Looking good on the Cub .
I'm more of a GO BLUE fan myself but don't have anything bad to say about VT unless they visit Ann Arbor.:biggrin2.gif:
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Awesome vid, Superglyde! Thanks for sharing!
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Not my Cub, but I thought I'd post it anyway.
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Here's my Cub. These are the first pics I'm posting of mine by the way. I used my blower on Thursday morning to clear the driveway. I still had my front walk to do, along with getting the tractor back up to the shed, which I did today. The blower is a QA42A, love it. I wish I could blow snow more often.

Before putting it to work today.


My driveway.


The Cub's home. Have to get it up the hill.


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Front walk before.


Front walk after.


Spot for the dog to relieve himself.






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