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Your should make a good copy and enlarge it. Then frame it and at least hang it in your shop.
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I can only imagine if somebody tried mowing with kids in a cart today. Theyd probably dispatch the swat team and youd end up with a felony and your kids in foster homes.
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But look. Jeff made out just fine lol
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Great Picture Jeff!! Just out of curiosity... what turned you to yellow and white if you grew up green??
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Jim had just mechanically restored a 125 for his Dad but his Dad gave it back and got a lawn service to do his lawn. I overpaid a little bit but got a 1968 125 with a cast iron end 42" mower deck, a 42" front blade, a QA-42 snow thrower, a set of chains and a Trac Vac that hung off the back. Still have that 125 plus another 125. Good thing for you folks I stumbled into Cub Cadets ![]() ![]() |
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At least we were behind the mower and were told in a very certain "tone" that nobody left the wagon unless the driver knew we were getting off and only after he came to a complete stop and the mower deck was shut off.
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