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Old 06-05-2014, 09:17 AM
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Great write up, very interesting. I think your story mirrors many on here that have also gotten hooked.....although I'm still waiting on a free cart and attachments.
I agree more cubs are in order!

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Old 06-05-2014, 09:54 AM
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Great story. Sure glad you already had a high priced model to properly display your June picture. At least you did not have to hire one for the great pic.
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Old 06-05-2014, 10:19 AM
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Nice job! After all that work, I cant believe you forgot to put on a swiveling beer holder, dont worry, one will turn up! Conngrats on a great looking tractor. TB
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Thanks for the story, and great job on the 1650!
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Good read, sure sounds like Quietline ownership to me...
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Old 06-06-2014, 10:20 PM
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That is a nice tractor...thanks for sharing
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Nice story. I think just one more Cub would fit in just fine. I'm a narrow frame guy and here's my winter set up ( the 122 has been traded for another 125 with hydraulic lift-- hydraulic lift gets the QA-42 )



Two cubs makes life easier


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Great story on the 1650 and attachments.
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Great story on the 1650 and attachments.
X2! Half the enjoyment from cubs are the great stories, trials and tribulations.
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Thank You all, this is a great forum and I've learned a lot in two years. I'm saving my money for a while and going to look for a gear drive for my second cub. It may take a while but it will happen.
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