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Re: Tractor show runabouts
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Posted by poorerbut on August 09, 2001 at 06:47:02 from (207.0.239.113):
In Reply to: Tractor show runabouts posted by Doug on August 04, 2001 at 10:23:31:
I've seen some real "trash" and I've seen some
real intense machines used as run-a-bouts. A
young fellow and his dad made what I would call
a miniature version of a 560 Farmall from a Cadet
frame and grill. I lot of effort went into making
it a tricycle front-end, miniature wheel weights
working live hydralics with 3-point hitch and at
a distance, it looks like somebody shrunk a 560.
I like the machine, but I don't care for them
running around all over the place anymore than I
care for exhibitors driving a ratty-looking old
tractor all over the palce just to have something
to do with it. I think we should approach the
show coordinators and tell them that they need
to enforce the "no driving around for nothing"
rule for everyone's benefit. (2cents+a dime)
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