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Instead of tractor pull how about a tractor parts throw?

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Diana

09-03-2001 22:28:35




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To all those frustrated tractor mechanic's and wives of the fore mentioned. I suggest at your next tractor pull you guys and gals collect all your old damaged parts and have a contest to see how far you can fling your og#xt hard to fix or replace parts. Heck have a good wrench throw too. I think it would sure feel good to alot of you folks who tear out their hair and releive some of the frustration of these past years.

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Jack

09-05-2001 11:16:05




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 Re: Instead of tractor pull how about a tractor parts throw? in reply to Diana, 09-03-2001 22:28:35  
Let's make it real interesting and throw the wives, of course, then again you're going to have to have different weight classes to make it fair.



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G Taylor

09-05-2001 18:12:09




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 Re: Re: Instead of tractor pull how about a tractor parts throw? in reply to Jack, 09-05-2001 11:16:05  
Don't let my wife know anything about it. She may put on a demonstration of how far she can kick my butt.



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Frank

09-04-2001 19:15:29




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 Re: Instead of tractor pull how about a tractor parts throw? in reply to Diana, 09-03-2001 22:28:35  
Gotta have different weight classes. I can throw a spark plug a lot further than I can throw a starter.



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Diana

09-07-2001 13:11:16




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 Re: Re: Instead of tractor pull how about a tractor parts throw? in reply to Frank, 09-04-2001 19:15:29  
There are alot of people out there that don't have a tractor but really love them too. They come to these tractor pulls. What better way to make money for your tractor pull or favorite charity then to sell used parts that just sit around your workshop and gather dust, to people who would love to paricipate in the pull but don't have a tractor. You could gather the same kind of parts, have different weight classes .Then have a target lined up to throw at. I am not suggesting using parts that have value,example:sparkplugs,we throw them away when we replace them. This way we can still get some value from them. It may seem silly to some but who knows it may catch on.

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Skip

09-04-2001 17:48:57




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 Re: Instead of tractor pull how about a tractor parts throw? in reply to Diana, 09-03-2001 22:28:35  
Sister girl you are 100% right



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