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Tractor Square Dancing

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Cory Christison

08-09-2006 19:16:16




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I recently saw a video called tractor square dancing. It was done with 8 smaller gas tractors, Farmall A's, Massy Harris 44's etc. I thought it was great!!! I was wondering if anyone out there had any information that would be helpful in putting together a "tractor square dance". Patterns, instructions, anything of help would be great!!! Please post it here or email me!! Thanx!!




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Fredd

08-11-2006 09:38:48




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 Re: Tractor Square Dancing in reply to Cory Christison, 08-09-2006 19:16:16  
Where are you located Cory?? I have an uncle that lives in Kreamer, near Sellinsgrove(Central Pa.), that belongs to a farmall square dancing club. They practice usually once a week on sundays and have a local square dance caller to call for them. They preform at antique tractor events and have been asked to perform at the Nittany Tractor Show (also in Pa.) if you know what that is.



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CHALMERSBOB

08-10-2006 18:36:44




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 Re: Tractor Square Dancing in reply to Cory Christison, 08-09-2006 19:16:16  
ALLIS CHALMERS STARTED THE SQUARE DANCE ROUTINE IN THE LATE 30'S OR EARLY 40'S TO PROMOTE THE AGILLITY OF THE MODEL B. IT WAS REDONE AT MARSHALLTOWN GOTO IN 98. IH PEOPLE PICKED UP ON IT AND EVERYONE THINKS THEY STARTED IT. BOB



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Dick L

08-10-2006 07:19:00




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 Re: Tractor Square Dancing in reply to Cory Christison, 08-09-2006 19:16:16  
I tried to get something started with people using Allis B"s and C"s and was over run with the safety Nazis. (people nowing nothing about the subject saying the tractors would roll over)
No one contacted me so I let it die. I would love to be part of it but would want people close to be able to practice.



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K-Mo

08-09-2006 21:08:51




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 Re: Tractor Square Dancing in reply to Cory Christison, 08-09-2006 19:16:16  
www.farmallpromenade.com



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