Farmall Cub

by **kinelbor** » Fri Nov 10, 2006 8:22 pm

Why did I choose kinelbor as a handle? Kinelbor = Nik (kin) Roble (elbor) I am one of the youngins of the forum, I am 18, and will be 19 this winter. I am currently attending Northern Maine Community College majoring in Residential Construction. So far I have helped build 3 homes. I am also interested in welding. I have one bay of our garage devoted to my "shop" I live in New Sweden, Maine. New Sweden is located in the very northern part of the state. I plan to stay here all my life. I really enjoy working on and using my cub. I am glad to be a part of this great forum!

NIK

by **Rudi** » Fri Nov 10, 2006 8:33 pm

Nik:

Likes Cubs and is learning to be a residential contractor.. boy you done got it in spades. It amazes me at how much many of us have in common for our interests both in careers/professions as well as our hobbies.

It shows in your work that I have seen both on the forum and personally, that you pay attention to detail. As a contractor.. that is one of the most important facets... paying attention to detail and making sure EVERYTHING is the absolute very best you can make it. No such thing as Good Enough.. ever :!:

I really am looking forward to the day we get to finally meet :!:

And, btw.. next to New Brunswick you live in the prettiest country in North America :!:

by **kinelbor** » Fri Nov 10, 2006 8:37 pm

I take it you meant to say "county". It is nice, and also biggest this side o' the Mississippi.

by **Jackman** » Fri Nov 10, 2006 9:48 pm

Hi Nik. I was wondering what your screen handle was all about

. Also was wonder were New Sweeden was located my brother inlaw is from Caribou Maine he lives in North Carolina now say Maine is just too darn cold :roll:

. Maine is a very nice place Ive been up to Bar Harbor and about, best vacation ever, we also went over to Nova Scotia Bay of Fundy can't wait to do that all over again

by **Norfolk Steve** » Sat Nov 11, 2006 8:41 am

Hi Nik

I'm new here myself. Nice to cyber-meet you.

Northern Maine? Well then, you're pretty much a Canadian like Rudi and I! :wink:

You're quite a bit farther north than I am here in southwestern Ontario. The organization where I work has a regional office in Sackville, NB, and does a lot of bird monitoring and science work in the Bay of Fundy area. I actually plan to try go get a project of my own started in the Gulf of Maine within the next couple of years.

18 years old - other than being twice your age, it sounds like we have some things in common, including cub-fever. And, at 36, I'm likely still one of the relatively young'uns here myself! You've got a big head-start on a lot of us, so, by the time you're 40, you ought to have 20 or 30 cubs in your collection!

Do you have larger photos of your cub available to view. ...I'll look on the cubfest photo host...

As some of you might have guessed by my profile photo, I'm also an archaeology nut, especially when it comes to finding arrowheads and other artifacts in our local plowed fields (that's an arrowhead photo and illustration in the top right inset of my profile photo).

regards,

by **kinelbor** » Sat Nov 11, 2006 10:12 am

Jackman, Caribou is about 10 miles south of me. I went to highschool there. Steve, I live farther north than Rudi too! :shock:

I have this picture of my cub with the mower mounted, I am also pulling my neighbors dump trailer.

by **'Country' Elliott** » Wed Nov 15, 2006 6:20 am

Hey NIK...It's nice to see a picture of your Cub up close :wink:

I like your '48...Looks Just Like Mine with the Master Control Lever and NO HYDRAULICS...Just like they came out of the factory :!:

I see you have no lights or battery set up...I'll bet your Cub cranks over just fine on those "chilly Down-East Mornings" :?:

by **kinelbor** » Wed Nov 15, 2006 11:59 am

I do have a battery, but there is a weak link somewhere that I am yet to find. It cranks over poorly in the summer and not at all now that its below 50. I use the handcrank and it fires up no problem in the cold.

by **sviennadan** » Wed Nov 15, 2006 4:01 pm

That's some beautiful scenery in the background, Nik! Do you raise Christmas trees? Great looking Cub, too! The fellow that I used to by hay from has one of those dump trailers; a very handy tool to have at one's disposal. My parents were married in Portland, in a large Cathedral. I think it was called St. Peters. I've been a lot of places, but haven't made it to Maine yet. I think that is one of three states East of the Missisippi that I haven't been in!

by **kinelbor** » Sat Nov 18, 2006 4:01 pm

We dont raise christmas trees here. We just planted most of those to act as wind break for winter. The trees in the back are my neighbors, also for a wind break. We live on top of a hill so it makes a big difference.

by **TractorChick** » Fri Jan 19, 2007 10:33 am

hi ya nik!!!!
Don't ya love being a youngin' on here?! lol

Hopefully we'll actually meet in person someday....

see ya around buddy!

by TJ » Fri Jan 19, 2007 1:14 pm

Nik ,

Hang on to those teen's it's down hill in the 20's :lol:

Welcome aboard.

Tractor chick That goes for you to :lol:

BTW I'm 26.

by **kinelbor** » Fri Jan 19, 2007 7:52 pm

It is fun being a youngin on here, especially in the chat. Some of the things I hear in the chatroom make me glad I am young!

I know, I know, "you just wait" and "it will catch up to you!"

by **TractorChick** » Wed Jan 24, 2007 10:11 am

lol i totally agree with you nik. Especially some of those things john says. lol, but ya gotta love the guy anyway.

Farmall Cub

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