Posted by Pete in Holland, MI on June 03, 2011 at 07:50:15 from (198.36.94.35):
In Reply to: H Parade Speed??? posted by FarmallJon on June 02, 2011 at 04:12:38:
Put someone in charge on the trailer for safety. You will be focused looking forward.
Absolutely nobody should be hanging off the front of the trailer, nor sitting such that a sudden stop would have them fall forward & under the trailer.
Poor attention to this detail has caused hay rides and tractor club people movers to draw some negative attention.
Lower gears will slow you on a hill, but parades do start & stop, so make sure you can stop your rig, one way or the other. You want to get your picture in the paper with a smile on your face, not stuck into the local 4H float.
Parades are fun. Watch for kids darting out to nab a tootsie-roll off the street in front of you.
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