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Old 05-19-2013, 11:23 PM
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I have seen a post someplace, where someone cut part of the sides out of them, laid them flat and made pull behind carts for children to ride in. (Pulling several in a row).
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Barrel racing , get a horse and ride like crazy out and back around the barrels
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Cut a triangular hole in the end, instant dog house!!

If I buy one more Cub Cadet without trading one in, I am going to be living in one of those!!

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Cut a triangular hole in the end, instant dog house!!

If I buy one more Cub Cadet without trading one in, I am going to be living in one of those!!
I'll give you a few of these, so you can make a nice big one!
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I'll give you a few of these, so you can make a nice big one!
NAH, my next one will include a trade-in!!

Details coming SOON!!

I have been looking for the white ones, I wanted to expand the "greenhouse".

Nothing readily available in the SW Virginia area, SO FAR!!
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watch a few episodes of the red green show, youll find tons of uses youve never even dreamed of.
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One time use burning barrel.

At work we get blue, black and white barrels. Black ones are pretty popular because they're a 30 gal. with a removable end.
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NAH, my next one will include a trade-in!!

Details coming SOON!!

I have been looking for the white ones, I wanted to expand the "greenhouse".

Nothing readily available in the SW Virginia area, SO FAR!!
I'll trade you all of the white ones for a Cub!
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They make good recycle cans for the shop, also good for a trailer sprayer , or you can make a go- cart out of one ( some body sells a kit )
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I made a cart for the grand kids to ride in behind the Cub. (posted some where on here Search on "Blackberry Express"
I also used one for a electrolysis tank.
And made a sap gathering system for the back of my truck with one.
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