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Old 09-27-2011, 04:05 PM
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Getting a jump on the coming season .... enjoying the Cub


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Great pic! Seat time is always good!
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Good looking cub, and welcome. South Carolina's numbers are growing (slowly)
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Old 09-27-2011, 09:49 PM
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Good looking Cub and trailer
Yea you are going to need that wood before long
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Old 09-27-2011, 10:53 PM
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That cub looks like its in awesome shape!

I hate cold! Dont remind me.
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Great looking cub
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Now that is the way to haul wood and look good.
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Sounds corny but tomorrow morning down here in SC its going to the low 40's .... So my last remaining daughter and I stocked the fireplace and will light it off (probably with a couple windows open ) and have our first fire of the season .... followed by a full blown breakfast .... some things are so simple ya gotta love it!


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Thats the main reason I bought my 149 and have already pulled several loads to the house up some pretty slippery hills!! My daughters helped load and unload a few with me today as well!! Makes work fun when u get cub seat time!! Wished it was 4wd that would be awesome with my hilly property!!

Haven't fired up the heater just yet got the window open to keep it cool though, supposed to be chilly here in NC too!!
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