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Is there a tractor show in Auburn In. this weekend ? THANKS MIKE
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Ted in NE-OH
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The show is March 22-23 at the Allen County War Memorial Coliseum Ft. Wayne IN. See www.maumeevalley.org. Featuring CO-OP and Cockshutt
Anonymous-0
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Thats in FT Wayne. There is one in Auburn too at the old Kruse park.Not sure of date on that one
J.Wondergem
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Do you know what tractor is featured at this show?
pontiacanddeere
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Yes. At the auction park.
Bob Collins
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John Deere. I went today, pretty good display of
John Deeres and other colors too.
John Deeres and other colors too.
Deere as the Northwest Buckeye 2-cylinder was orignally asked to help put it on but that fissled as the club does not have enough members close enough for that. I myself am about a hundred miles away then the average age of the club members is in low 70's and that makes the older ones not able to even get to meetings anymore. I think there is 4 members younger than I am at 69.
We stopped by the Kruse museum today since the flier said it was indoors.
There were signs for a quilt show, but none for a tractor show.
So we stopped in and asked. The girl at the front desk didn't know when it was.
So she went to find her supervisor, and while she was looking another man
stopped her and asked her if she was in charge. He had tractors to bring in
and didn't know where they were supposed to be set up for the show.
They were supposed to be in that building somewhere.
That was at 1:30 this afternoon. Unfortunately, we didn't have time to stay.
There were two tractors inside, a JD L and an AC G with a sign that said "Coming Soon".
I guess the one you guys were talking about is somewhere else.
Through the tunnel maybe?
There were signs for a quilt show, but none for a tractor show.
So we stopped in and asked. The girl at the front desk didn't know when it was.
So she went to find her supervisor, and while she was looking another man
stopped her and asked her if she was in charge. He had tractors to bring in
and didn't know where they were supposed to be set up for the show.
They were supposed to be in that building somewhere.
That was at 1:30 this afternoon. Unfortunately, we didn't have time to stay.
There were two tractors inside, a JD L and an AC G with a sign that said "Coming Soon".
I guess the one you guys were talking about is somewhere else.
Through the tunnel maybe?
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