Posted by mdaitc on June 13, 2008 at 14:42:55 from (128.206.226.98):
just spent an enjoyable 4 hours walking round the fairgrounds - it's wet.. there's been a couple of inches of rain, and it's muddy in places.
Lots of tractors there, seen some options on tractors i've never seen before - the AWD 1206 and 856 were interesting.
The parking lot is a little soggy - walking back we saw a 2wd 3/4ton pick that looked kind of stuck; there's some tractor help - a 966 we saw with chains helping to get people out.
The only disappointing thing for me was that we didn't see a single 330U there at all - I was hoping to get a good look at one so I know what to base my 330U overhaul on!
Definitely worth a visit - but you might want to bring a good pair of (mud) boots!
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