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Re: Tractor Restoration on TV #2
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Posted by Les...fortunate on November 19, 2003 at 18:02:57 from (140.186.49.46):
In Reply to: Tractor Restoration on TV #2 posted by David Bennett (Video Outp on November 19, 2003 at 16:02:15:
I watch RFD about as much as I watch anything else. I love the Tractor shows but some of them have been repeated so many times. I love the calendar shows where they spend several minutes on each machine. Parade shows are less enjoyable. Pulling to me is extremely boring. I'd rather watch paint dry. I like watching the old machines doing something, especially when they are belted up to a mill or something like that. Doing what they were meant to do is more desireable than just looking pretty to me. On RFD, I also like the trains and locomotives shows. Also some of the music shows, especially the Cumberland Highlanders. I'm not a horse person but sometimes those shows are interesting, especially the Australian feller. I don't watch junkyard wars or shadetree mechanic unless it's by accident.
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