Just a thought. You need to get the grandkids involved. You want someone to take over your tractors when you are gone. In the meantime they can start helping you. Make it a fun adventure to load and chain down the tractors. I know right now they are a little young to do much but get them involved and doing what they can. You could leave the plow home for a few years and just take the tractor. In 5,6, or 8 years they will be old enough to start driving in the parade maybe and soon with some tractor time loading the tractor on the trailer, and before that they will be able to take turns cranking the winch for the plow. How about loading the plow first with a block and pull it on with the tractor? But get the kids involved, after you get to the show you can do some other stuff they want to do to keep it fun for them too. I wish I had someone who was going to take over for me when I am gone. If the right kid shows up he is going to end up with tractors, machine tools , and fa shop and house.
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