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Old 10-01-2012, 11:42 PM
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Nice!
You better watch it or she will have that one too.
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As always Allen, you have a beautiful slice of world there. Great photo backdrop!

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Allen: I just noticed the back attached to the pan seat of your 100. I've never seen a back like that on a pan seat. Was that an option from the factory, your own creation, or something "borrowed" from another manufacturer?

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Allen,
The cubs look great. Thanks for sharing the pic. Jen sure does look happy sitting on the super. You'd better watch out or you might have to talk her into letting you buy a 2072 for yourself to go along with her 1872.
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Thanks Chip & TSV!
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Allen: I just noticed the back attached to the pan seat of your 100. I've never seen a back like that on a pan seat. Was that an option from the factory, your own creation, or something "borrowed" from another manufacturer?

Just curious.

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Thanks, I got it at the tractor show in Denton a few years ago. I like it, and it makes the 100 look nice!
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The cubs look great. Thanks for sharing the pic. Jen sure does look happy sitting on the super. You'd better watch out or you might have to talk her into letting you buy a 2072 for yourself to go along with her 1872.
Thanks Josh! I have to keep my eye on her...lol. I'd love to find a 1572 or 1772!
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Even better, a smoker! Sure is a nasty habit to pick up and it's incurable, just like Cub Cadet fever................
I bet Vince could find a SGT smoker for ya. Christmas is just around the corner....
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Kind of nice to just go "cubbin'". Looks good Allen, but I thought that you had a 3rd cub that had been painted a different color?....hmmm....

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LOL Josh! Those super diesels are hard to find.
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