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Old 10-05-2018, 07:47 PM
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I've got 9 and that's more than I have good storage for. Hmmm maybe I could get the wife to park outside in the drive. Her garage bay will hold even more!!
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I like that approach, However, I only have one son So this will not work for me
Crap.. I just considered "someday Son in-laws"
Hey! Don't forget about me, dad!
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I have 14 Cub Cadets plus others and have ZERO time to play or work on them.
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I have 14 Cub Cadets plus others and have ZERO time to play or work on them.
I thought you were semi-retired?
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I thought you were semi-retired?
Working on a new career plan.
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I really don't know how many I have! Kinda quit counting a long time ago! I agree though when you run out of storage room it gets to be too much.. some of mine live under old farm sheds that leak and need work.. I try to keep my better tractors inside or at least under the better shelters.. when they have to sit outside you have too many!
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I only have room and money for two. I agree that they should be under roof.
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Old 10-05-2018, 09:28 PM
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Need to be under a roof. Unless they are rare, too nice to use, or true collector items, you need to be using them. That being said, I have a blown 682 and burnt 1810 that I need to so something with.....for now they are considered "parts machines", and yes they are under a roof. Dad and I have a 122 and 124 ( I think that's what they are). One has a front blade, the other has a mowing deck along with all the service records since new. They collect dust...….

Was somebody asking how many is too many, I got sidetracked!
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For me, right now I have to many. Built my "cub barn" to hold 8 tractors, and to get each one out, without having to move any of the others. Well, that ain't happening any more.
Now some are in the machine shed, over at the "beef barn", in the house. So, in my opinion, I've got to many. But I don't know how many that is right now.
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