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Old 03-19-2013, 05:42 PM
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One for each birthday, I guess?
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i got so many cubs because we have been collecting for a long time now
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Muzzy he started at an early age.
not as young as me;





Here I am sitting on dad's 125.


I don't think he let me drive it on my own with the engine running till I was about 10-12. (I think; not sure of the exact age)
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nice picture
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I started driving Dad's 105 at age 8 myself. I mowed the yard 95 percent of the time for the next 10 years with that tractor. Overhauled it when I was 16 for my mowing business, used it in my mowing business till I was 18 along with my 107...all while still tending the acre yard or so every week. I pretty much inherited that Cub from Dad. It's now semi-retired in the collection (and thoughts are pointing towards ANOTHER overhaul...)
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It's something about lil' guy's and cubs.

This is my son (I can't believe it) 26 years ago ! Times were tight and my dear wife still let me get my 1st used cub. Where did the time go.
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Great pics, guys! Thanks for sharing them.
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It's something about lil' guy's and cubs.

This is my son (I can't believe it) 26 years ago ! Times were tight and my dear wife still let me get my 1st used cub. Where did the time go.


Nice picture. Times have been tight for the wife and I and she let me get mine last april.
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Who would believe, we have 2" of fresh snow right now, and it is coming down HARD!!

I had to fill the bird feeders twice, the birds are worse than the shoppers in the bread isle at the supermarket when it snows!!

If it keeps this up, I might get some blade seat time, in April!!
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Who would believe, we have 2" of fresh snow right now, and it is coming down HARD!!

I had to fill the bird feeders twice, the birds are worse than the shoppers in the bread isle at the supermarket when it snows!!

If it keeps this up, I might get some blade seat time, in April!!
Same here in Galax. I'm going Ground hog hunting. Global warming my A$$.

These pics are from a couple hours ago, had some deer under one of the apple trees and a ton of birds at the feeders.
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