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Old 04-01-2018, 11:13 PM
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Why do it that way?
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His right foot is cold?
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same reason some of you guys paint yellow Cubs red and make pullers put of them!!

simple

Don't like stacks, exhaust and noise in my face
don't want dust and dirt kicked up while in use
don't want new paint and/or hoses scorched

and last but not least, because I can.
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I like it. Nice job so far.
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I had a Wheel Horse with the same setup.
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same reason some of you guys paint yellow Cubs red and make pullers put of them!!

simple

Don't like stacks, exhaust and noise in my face
don't want dust and dirt kicked up while in use
don't want new paint and/or hoses scorched

and last but not least, because I can.
All REAALLY good reasons!
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same reason some of you guys paint yellow Cubs red and make pullers put of them!!

simple

Don't like stacks, exhaust and noise in my face
don't want dust and dirt kicked up while in use
don't want new paint and/or hoses scorched

and last but not least, because I can.
All great reasons. As I always say, your tractor build it to suit yourself. I think you are doing a great job on it. It will almost be too nice to use!!!!! If you have never had a loader on a cub once you start using it you will wonder how you ever got along without it. We use ours every time we need to lift or move something. They are a great tool. Keep up the good work.
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Thanks for the good words and support fellas!
There for a minute, I was thinking maybe they should re-name this thread "What the he!! did Ya wanna do THAT for!!"
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same reason some of you guys paint yellow Cubs red and make pullers put of them!!

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Don't like stacks, exhaust and noise in my face
don't want dust and dirt kicked up while in use
don't want new paint and/or hoses scorched

and last but not least, because I can.
Well, if we don't ask, we'd never know...
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