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Re: Should Golf Carts/Four Wheelers be allowed at tractor shows
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Posted by Glenn(WV) on August 25, 2002 at 20:29:27 from (67.201.149.9):
In Reply to: Should Golf Carts/Four Wheelers be allowed at tractor shows posted by Don on August 25, 2002 at 14:05:45:
This is an interesting topic. I got back from Portland just this evening; there were a lot of golf carts and electric scooters running around ... but you had to have a handicap permit to use them or they would tell you to park it. That kind of policy is OK with me, especially at the really big events which are crowded with people. I will add that when I get my Cub Cadet running and I start taking it to shows, I'd like to putt around on it ... but if the rules say no, then no problem, that's the way it goes. The show organizers are on the hook for what happens ... As for the four-wheelers, those things are dangerous and a nuisance around a large number of people. You won't hear me cry if the show organizers ban them.
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