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Old 09-17-2018, 09:31 AM
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I thought this would be an interesting topic to talk about. What names have you given to your cubs? My 107 is named "Katelyn" but I refer to it as "the 107".
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I name my kids. Tractors have numbers to be identified by.
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Old 09-17-2018, 09:45 AM
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I heard someone here, Not a kid, Name his the Viking lol. And it fits the tractor pretty well.
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My 1250 is "Boo-boo", but I mainly just call her "my 1250"
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I have seen plenty of cub cadets with names. Not all of them are people names, but if they are, its a girl name. To be honest, I don't really know why people name things like this. Honestly, it should be older, because a new one with a name just doesn't make sense.
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I've had a couple of tractors, and currently a dog.....
.....all named PITA.
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Well I guess I'm one of the childish ones. Most of my Cubs have a nickname. My 782 that I fought with an engine skip is Skipper, the recoil start Original is RipCord (thanks Oak), my 2072 is Bear (strong like one), the 1772 I got in Tennessee is Walker (Tennessee walking horse). Being a fleet mechanic for 31 years, the mechanics gave various trucks nicknames as well, like a 4WD Freightliner with flotation tires all the way around was "Bigfoot". I wonder if the air crews in WW2 were being childish when naming their aircraft.
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I had a Sears puller i called Junkyard Wars. Cats, Nuisance,Temper and now Trouble. Cubs not so much, bought a 102 the guy called the beast, wife's puller was Yellow Fever. I now have the Geord, (Geo motor, Ford frame, Cub trans) Mike
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The only tractor I have with a name is the 782, it's referred to as The Viking.
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My 107 is named "Katelyn"
So many Bruce Jenner jokes I don't even know where to start.
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