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Old 02-24-2013, 08:39 AM
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Default Some Cub pics from Florida Flywheelers show
Went to a really cool tractor/antique engine show this weekend and wanted to share a few pics of some cubs I saw as well as a few other collections. There were so many more but my phone camera ran out of memory. My favorite was the diesel low boy. Feel free to move this but just wanted to share, thanks.









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Great meeting up with you Alvy!

And yes, there is some awesome machinery running around that place. Always have a great time there and thanks for sharing the pictures!
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Nice pics. Thanks for posting. There are a couple of old tractor and old steam equipment shows up this way and it's really interesting to see all the old equipment.
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looks like a good time. that Loboy diesel is pretty cool!
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Enjoyed the pictures Alvy
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Great meeting up with you Alvy!

And yes, there is some awesome machinery running around that place. Always have a great time there and thanks for sharing the pictures!
You too man, I was real busy with keeping the baby happy and occupied but he enjoyed it too. The PO of my tractor had carved out the front plate above the grill to put in some rectangle headlights that looked horrible so i scored a blank non headlight plate for 5 bucks. And btw the food there was great too, had an Amish made donut and a pretzel, good stuff.
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Enjoyed the pics! Thanks for sharing. My wife and I are gonna have to make it down. She's from Florida.
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Enjoyed the pics! Thanks for sharing. My wife and I are gonna have to make it down. She's from Florida.
Allen did you ever make it to Stews IH place in Leesburg? I can't wait to get there as well some day, looks great.
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Allen did you ever make it to Stews IH place in Leesburg? I can't wait to get there as well some day, looks great.
Not yet, but we will next trip to FL. Maybe, we can meet up and talk cubs.
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