I just saw a square dancing show last weekend that used mint Farmall 300's, & J.D. 70's.
That group is out of Delaware County, Oh., I don't have any contact info on them. I have seen them several years in a row now. You might be able to find some info doing Google searches. After watching the tractor dancing a couple years back, I was inspired to tear into my TO brakes, whichg were lame at the time. I wanted to be able to lock-up a rear wheel and spin in place like the square dancing tractors do. I must admit, after I saw the show last week, that's what I did, jumped on my TO soon as I got home, drove around the yard locking a wheel and spinning in circles... It was dark, I had my headlights on, the wife & kids were watching, it was great fun... until I saw my yard the next morning... I may be patching sod the rest of the Summer.Far as I can tell, the square dancing tractors just follow the same patterns as people square dancing. You just need a dance caller (or tape), a book from the library on square dancing, and ~7 friends with tractors.
George
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