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Posted by Scott KY on November 29, 2004 at 18:24:42 from (4.225.120.37):
In Reply to: tractor games posted by buba on November 29, 2004 at 17:28:23:
Our club has several games we play. We set up 4 5 gallon buckets about 15 feet apart. Each driver has to drive between each bucket and drop a tennis ball in each bucket. It is a timed event with points taken off for missing the bucket. We also push a barrel with the front tire of the tractor through a marked off course about fifty feet and about 20 feet wide. whoever has the fastest time and stays between the lines wins. The one that draws the most interst is the one where each driver has to carry an egg in a tablespoon while driving over 2 x 4"s. The fastest time without dropping the egg wins.
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