Posted by Rich'sToys on June 13, 2020 at 21:32:29 from (50.33.29.101):
Our town celebration is normally held on Father's Day weekend. As part of that I host a small one day tractor show.
Our county Fair is normally in Mid-July. They also have a display of antique tractors.
This year both of those events, as well as most others in our area, have been cancelled due to the virus, leaving nothing left for us to do with our tractors. This didn't seem right, so yesterday I got mine out and lined them up in our yard. Several people have already driven by and commented on them. Plus my wife put the picture on Facebook, and has gotten favorable comments. A couple people have even asked if they could stop in and have a closer look.
This also happened to be the first time in several years that I'd actually had all of them running. Usually there are at least a couple that don't get ran for various reasons. So it was reason to celebrate.
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