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Re: Should Golf Carts/Four Wheelers be allowed at tractor shows
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Posted by Larry Satcher on August 26, 2002 at 11:11:01 from (206.74.62.44):
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 touchy situation. I am 34yrs old,wgt 230#, 6'2"; but I am disabled. I didn't ask to be this way nor was it due to anyone/thing. By GOD's loving grace I was born this way. I have a handicap permit; but at shopping centers, fast food places; I don't use it. On flat ground I feel like someone else can use the parking spot. When I go to pulls, shows, ag expos, and other motor sports event I use my placard. Most of these events are held on rough, hilly, and large masses of land. I think golf carts/lawn tractors only should be allowed. Also you should have to verify proof of handicap or age for elderly. A big Thanks to show promoters who offer shuttles at their shows. Oh, by the way I THINK GOD EVERYDAY FOR MY HEALTH, if it was not for my disablity I would proably not HAVE FAITH IN GOD THAT I DO!!!
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