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Re: National Drive your tractor to work day!
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Posted by greenbeanman on October 31, 2003 at 16:07:56 from (171.75.205.143):
In Reply to: National Drive your tractor to work day! posted by Steve W on October 30, 2003 at 12:28:21:
Well I do just that several times each year. I do however live in town about a half mile from the library where I work. I take it to work to clean up the mess the snow removal crews make. No big deal here as we are in Amish/Menonnite country. Rarely a week day passes that we don't have a Ford or John Deere tractor in the library parking lot. Anyone else remember that old "Drive your tractor to Washington D. C." time period? About 1980 I think. I heard many farmers gave up after their tires were chewed down to nubbins after about 200 miles.
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