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Re: tractor shows/ behavior
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Posted by MapleStone on December 11, 2003 at 07:38:34 from (198.208.6.35):
In Reply to: tractor shows/ behavior posted by Frank on December 10, 2003 at 21:06:32:
I guess I'm with the majority. I have no problem with people touching a tractor. I they want to have a close look at my piece of Ag Art they are welcome to touch it. But I don't want people climbing on it and flicking switches or moving levers, that is just disrespectful. And there is a world of difference between fingerprints and boot scuffs. As for kids and pictures, well is a child wants their picture on mine then please ask and I will put the child in the seat and tell him something about the tractor. I think that all shows should hand people a small leaflet that tells about the show and reminds people that the owers have no problems with them admiring and looking closely at the tractors but please do not climb on the tractors without permision. That's my opinion on the matter anyway.
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