First, let me clarify that there was a few people, and they know who they are, that put on one heck-of-a-JOHN DEERE-show at this years 2015 Florida Fly Wheelers show grounds. See, the Florida Fly Wheelers is a large venue that is maintained by members of this same club. This property is offered to different clubs each year to display a feature manufacturer. This year John Deere was the feature manufacturer to be spot lighted. At this venue, the John Deere show was setup, promoted & organized by a few friends and their families and there is not enough room here to list all of them. They had over 300 entries to show up for display, and at no time did I hear anything negative. Everyone appeared to have a blast. Friends met old friends, friends made new friends. It was just a plain ole good show.
Looking back on it now, if my memory serves me correctly, the youngest tractor there was a 1030 VU European. Everything else that was produced domestically had a birthday prior to '72.
The weather put the southerners and snowbirds both on equal terms briefly, but nothing to fuss about.
To sum it up, I checked my trip meter once I got home and 902 miles round trip is what I had. I had a blast. If you hear of a show coming up close to you, go support them.
Again, my hats off to those that setup, organized, traveled to and supported this show.
Stay safe,
Hamilton
Looking back on it now, if my memory serves me correctly, the youngest tractor there was a 1030 VU European. Everything else that was produced domestically had a birthday prior to '72.
The weather put the southerners and snowbirds both on equal terms briefly, but nothing to fuss about.
To sum it up, I checked my trip meter once I got home and 902 miles round trip is what I had. I had a blast. If you hear of a show coming up close to you, go support them.
Again, my hats off to those that setup, organized, traveled to and supported this show.
Stay safe,
Hamilton