Posted by showcrop on October 13, 2019 at 05:31:19 from (75.68.37.174):
In Reply to: Why posted by Grandpa love on October 13, 2019 at 05:03:47:
In today's world one has to be wary of kids getting hurt and causing a major headache for the organization. I have never been one to kowtow to lawyers so at my club's big show, even though there are signs all around saying "don't climb on tractors" I will let a kid climb on one of mine now and then with close supervision. In a large area with 10s of thousands people, you need to keep a tight rein on it or before you know it you will have kids climbing all over thirty tractors with the parents ignoring them. If I see a kid sitting on one for more than 20 seconds I will point the signs out to the parent and tell them nicely that if the owner's tractor gets scratched he may not bring it back next year. Never a problem.
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