982 finds a new (good) home .

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Jlaws
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982 finds a new (good) home .

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I had an old friend stop by today to pick up his 982 , between rain showers .

Never thought I'd ever see Paul Bell on a red cub , so I took pictures to document it .... :lol:
Another one I've converted to the dark side .... :D

I'm sure this tractor will make some tractor shows in the future .
I hated to see it go , but knowing its going to a good home helps .
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I see a lot of cub cadets while going down the tracks , its a shame I can't pull over and ask about them .
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Paul B
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Re: 982 finds a new (good) home .

Post by Paul B »

Jess,

You said it needs to be painted, and I do have some yaller and white paint..............real Cub Cadets are yellow and white :lol: . I like the 982's and I like the QL800's but that doesn't mean I neccessarly like the other red ones or quietlines. I wanted a 982, now I got one, so maybe the red will grow on me :roll: .........but the QL's won't. :)
May you always have as many landings as you do takeoff's.........
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F Currier Northern Maine
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Re: 982 finds a new (good) home .

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I'm betting it does grow on you, Paul, like the 1811 (782 wannabe) that followed me home last year. Feels a little traitorish at first, then the feeling of transforming from a redneck to a suburbanite sets in. :)
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Doog M
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Re: 982 finds a new (good) home .

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Wow Jess that is a surprise! Never knew Paul had a fethish for them 982's....It looks in pretty nice shape!!
Paul better buy a little extra paint. That 982 is a little bigger than them 100's :D
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Paul B
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Re: 982 finds a new (good) home .

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Doog,
Maybe I need to build a 100 SGT to go with the 982 . :lol:
May you always have as many landings as you do takeoff's.........
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Ky Greg
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Re: 982 finds a new (good) home .

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I can't believe my eyes! :shock:
Adapt, Improvise and Overcome!
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