CUB Cost $$$

Postby **Boss Hog** » Sat Nov 25, 2006 11:03 pm

1 use cub good buy $700.00
Gas to pick up $100.00
Rear tires $250.00
Front tires $60.00
Parts to fix motor $300.00
Rear brakes $50.00
Batery $60.00
Starter $60.00
Shed for tractor $1000.00 but room for another
What a deal
pillow for couch $10.00
Dinner for wife $75.00

aint life grand
David

Postby **Rick Prentice** » Sat Nov 25, 2006 11:07 pm

pillow for couch

Hey David. Is this couch, by chance, out in the new shed, and used by you from time to time

Thanks for the laugh.

Rick

Postby **Boss Hog** » Sat Nov 25, 2006 11:19 pm

Rick
it wouldnt fit in the dog house
David

Postby **Cecil** » Sun Nov 26, 2006 7:07 am

Now that the shop is done and I am setting everything up I wonder where the old recliner that sits in my garage will go. Now all I need is cable and a new computer out there. I swear there is an alterior motive for telling me to build a shop in the barn because I was making to much of a mess in the house. :lol:

magnumpi · Postby **magnumpi** » Sun Nov 26, 2006 9:41 am

David: Maybe this single life ain't so bad after all !! Just saved $75 on that dinner tab !! Funny stuff.

John(videodoc) · Postby **John(videodoc)** » Sun Nov 26, 2006 5:13 pm

David Bennett wrote:Rick
it wouldnt fit in the dog house
David

In the first set of puppy's my dog had, one them froze, before i got home from work to check on her, as i did every day. SHe had a old dog house that was insulted, but no front door. I quickly moved her and pups to heated breezeway. I vowed no more of my dogs would freeze. So i got an 8x8 shed, insulated it, double walls, windows, and even an 8' foot bed, 2 feet off the ground, just in case i got to go sleep with dogs. :wink:

I wanted to be comfortable. They also had covered front and back porchs, heat lamps, curtains. An excellent view of Iowa's largest state park. I was preparing to hook up running water, and then we decided to move here to illinois. I have a tendency to take things a little biot too far from time to time. :shock:

Here is one of the pups that surived.

Postby **Boss Hog** » Sun Nov 26, 2006 8:40 pm

Good looking dog
My wife

is happy again, I put a set of oversize tires with chains on the 104 cub cadet [with front blade] for her today. She played with it all evening. :idea:

Bout time for another cub I guess
David

Postby **John *.?-!.* cub owner** » Sun Nov 26, 2006 9:53 pm

I wondered why your dogs were keeping such a close eye on me when I stayed in the extra room when I visited. :lol:

John(videodoc) · Postby **John(videodoc)** » Sun Nov 26, 2006 10:34 pm

John *.?-!.* cub owner wrote:I wondered why your dogs were keeping such a close eye on me when I stayed in the extra room when I visited.

it was that special food you were toting along?

BigBill · Postby **BigBill** » Mon Nov 27, 2006 10:41 pm

My 154 cost me $800 I'm not keeping track of the cost to put her in good condition i'm afraid too the misses may see it. I purchased sheetrock tonight at "home sleepo"(depot) and i put welding rod on the same bill to hide some of the cost from the misses. My welding supply vendor charged me $135 for 50lbs of welding rod.

Postby **'Country' Elliott** » Tue Nov 28, 2006 6:52 am

Hey David...you forgot to add: "ONE WIFE...that'll play on a Cub tractor all evening...PRICELESS" :!:

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