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Old 04-06-2012, 11:24 PM
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Default Where Did You TAKE Your Cub Cadet Today??
Whether you are bringing it home for the first time, or are just out for a chore, we want to see the pictures of where your cub Cadet has been!!

I was bringing home the new to me Cub Cadet 800, so we made a few stops.

About an hour up the road from Raleigh NC, we stopped at the rest stop and asked if they needed a hand mowing, they had just finished!!



Next we stopped at Guilford Mill near Greensboro, so the Cub could see the old fashioned method of grinding corn.



Then we stopped at the big box store so the 800 could check out the younger cousins.



Then we found out they were selling off the black sheep of the family.



We made a quick stop at the "fast food" place before we headed home.



Lets see your Cub Cadets on the go!!
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Old 04-07-2012, 01:32 AM
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CAD I think I've sat on that 800 before! Awesome pics! It looks like it had it's bath!
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That's funny stuff CAD.

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It probably wasn't too happy with the whipper snappers at the big box store, pretending to be cubs.
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Old 04-07-2012, 11:11 AM
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It probably wasn't too happy with the whipper snappers at the big box store, pretending to be cubs.
You got that right!
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I'm just outside of Raleigh... next time you're coming thru give a holler!

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Took the 122 with the 1A tiller to the next door neighbors and tilled his garden.
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Took my 104 to the front yard, then the side yard, after introducing the mower deck to the new PTO belt.
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I will do that!!
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Nice find on the 800! I know, where it came from.
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