Posted by redforlife on August 18, 2014 at 19:56:27 from (68.234.121.124):
Been wanting to start an annual antique tractor plow day. My questions are 1. Does anybody that has ever started one of these have any tips? 2. Anyone that annually host one of these have any tips to making one of these successful year after year. My problems to face are there is really no local antique tractor clubs. I am in a rural area so the tractor guys just kinda do their own things on their own farm. Had a couple local antique tractor buddy's that more less lost interest in tractors after 2 or 3 years playing with them and they seem content to leave them in the shed now days. I'm not real sure how far people are willing to travel to participate in such happenings. I do alot of antique tractoring on my own (on the farm). Be fun to have a get together, just not sure if it would fly. I have access to my own ground and more. Would always have a place to plow.
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