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Cadet Hayride
Tue Sep 13, 2011 7:36 pm
Found out that my son's radio flyer wagon would attach to the cadet with a small clevis, so I decide to take them on a "hayride" around the neighborhood. They LOVED it. Shes a 1978 1650 Hydro.
Re: Cadet Hayride
Thu Feb 09, 2012 9:28 am
Hey "clodhopper"...Kids are what LIFE is all about 
And someday when your kids get older they'll enjoy being shown that "early" photo of when they were young and went for a ride around the neighborhood pulled by Dad's old Cub Cadet (which can still be around and very usable for them when they grow up 
...'Country'
And someday when your kids get older they'll enjoy being shown that "early" photo of when they were young and went for a ride around the neighborhood pulled by Dad's old Cub Cadet (which can still be around and very usable for them when they grow up ...'Country'
Re: Cadet Hayride
Sun Jul 08, 2012 10:37 pm
Here is a shot of my first Cub Cadet, 62 Original giving my daughters a ride on "daddy's tractor." They would never fit like that now!
I love sharing my hobby with them... I remember pulling them behind the Cub Cadets on a sled in the winter. They still talk about that too! Thanks for sharing your pictures of the "hayride" and helping me to reminisce about times gone by and the bright tomorrows.
I love sharing my hobby with them... I remember pulling them behind the Cub Cadets on a sled in the winter. They still talk about that too! Thanks for sharing your pictures of the "hayride" and helping me to reminisce about times gone by and the bright tomorrows.