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Posted by Gwen on May 12, 1998 at 18:48:45:

Thanks DD for your response.I have a lot 160x60 and bought the used Cub Cadet for $700.00.It is like new and the reason I needed a riding lawn mower is because I have a heart murmer and my husband got injured on the Railroad And had to retire.I didn`t know there was a difference in tractors.A friend of my husband has a dairy farm with 1000 Gurnsey Cows and 2000 acres of land. They have 2 big dule wheel turbocharged Tractors and a front loader that bends in the middle to feed the cows.so I figured that my tractor was only smaller than Kevins so I figured It was a Tractor! I just over these macho men and take there comments with a grain of salt.So thanks for the reply .

Gwen

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: Thanks DD for your response.I have a lot 160x60 and bought the used Cub Cadet for $700.00.It is like new and the reason I needed a riding lawn mower is because I have a heart murmer and my husband got injured on the Railroad And had to retire.I didn`t know there was a difference in tractors.A friend of my husband has a dairy farm with 1000 Gurnsey Cows and 2000 acres of land. They have 2 big dule wheel turbocharged Tractors and a front loader that bends in the middle to feed the cows.so I figured that my tractor was only smaller than Kevins so I figured It was a Tractor! I just over these macho men and take there comments with a grain of salt.So thanks for the reply . : : Gwen

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