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Posted by John on March 12, 2004 at 13:55:22 from (12.158.102.94):
In Reply to: Tractor Games posted by MapleStone on March 12, 2004 at 09:55:43:
Once saw square dancing with tractors. Needs to be small tricyle type. Little more than a game though. Egg races are neat. Put an egg on a spoon, get on the tractor, drive the course, bring back the egg. First one back without a broken egg wins. Have seen a tractor turn over on the barrel race. It can be dangerous. Barrel spun around from in front of the tractor and lined up with the rear tire. When the rear tire hit the barrel the barrel stood up. Tire went up with it and tractor turned over. It can be one of the "faster" races and does bring some concerns with it.
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