Went to our local winter fair today, had a good day out with the misses, and ended up watching the jumper classes... Anyway to the point of my post, this isn't the first time I've noticed this, but what is with the big horsepower tractors on these tiny little groomers these days? This one was sponcered by the local New Holland dealer, who had also supplied 2 boomer tractors to haul the jumps and other pieces out onto the arena. I couldn't make out the model number of the tractor on the groomer, but it was at least 100hp, with it's big tires on their narrowest setting - stil nearly wider that the 8 ft groomer and then the tractor struggled to turn between some of the jumps... If they had put a boomer size tractor ( or any old 40hp machine) on it it would have been fine. Gotta look cool or something I guess.
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