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- Currently retired and enjoying life.
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ReplyDeleteYes, but great fun, and useful.
DeleteCan you believe my brother in law started working for Caterpillar in the storeroom when he was a lad in Africa, stayed with them when he came to Australia and after many years retired a few years ago as General Manager. Talk about working your way up :)
ReplyDeleteSmall, maybe, but he looks strong and capable. A fine machine.
ReplyDeleteThat thing could eat your plants rather fast! :)
ReplyDeleteIt looks well used!
ReplyDeleteWell-used indeed.
ReplyDeleteI bet it's built like a tank. I called my old Cub Cadet ride-on mower the "tank".
ReplyDeleteI was going to buy a new mower but the salesman convinced me that an old Cub Cadet was better. It lasted over 20 years with me and I'm not sure how old it was when I bought it. It was not shiny and new looking when I got it.
I sold it to a contractor after I learned from my doctor that I should not be riding it.
I bet it's built like a tank. I called my old Cub Cadet ride-on mower the "tank".
ReplyDeleteI was going to buy a new mower but the salesman convinced me that an old Cub Cadet was better. It lasted over 20 years with me and I'm not sure how old it was when I bought it. It was not shiny and new looking when I got it.
I sold it to a contractor after I learned from my doctor that I should not be riding it.
That old caterpillar looks like a loved work horse. It seems to bear many experiences and memories.
ReplyDeleteMen's toys.
ReplyDeleteThat was on old caterpillar!Cool!
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