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Old 05-26-2014, 05:40 PM
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Default While wandering around my yard I came across this image..


Just struck me as a little artistic..

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Cool pic John.
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here we spot the mighty majestic cub cadet quiet line, in its natural habitat!
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Very cool pic, John!
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I like to wander......a lot. More often than not it gets me in trouble, but sometimes you find pictures like these. I like it.
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What you see here folks is the IH Quiet Line garden tractor. Back in the 70's people used these to mow their lawns.
Come to think of it, some still do
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Nice shot John!
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What you see here folks is the IH Quiet Line garden tractor. Back in the 70's people used these to mow their lawns.
In modern times this device has become a highly efficient means to lighten ones wallet while maintaining smiles from their owners. A Cub can smell a single stray dollar up to 500 miles away and ruthlessly stalks its prey.
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In modern times this device has become a highly efficient means to lighten ones wallet while maintaining smiles from their owners. A Cub can smell a single stray dollar up to 500 miles away and ruthlessly stalks its prey.
Yeah....every time I mow with my 800 QuietLine, I hear this sound sort of like a Hoover on wet carpet....
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