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Re: displaying tractors at shows
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Posted by Mike M on October 27, 2006 at 09:42:48 from (24.140.28.219):
In Reply to: displaying tractors at shows posted by n8terry on October 27, 2006 at 08:53:08:
Alot of times you will catch me taking up two parking spots. This is because when I drive my full sized extended cab pick-up in town it's the only way you can park so you can get back out. Very few parking lots are designed for full sized trucks in my town everything is designed for a model T I guess ? And I also figured out early on that the only simple way to keep "most" people off my tractors was to string yellow caution tape around them. Generally then they don't get monkeyed with. And I have had more trouble with adults fiddling with stuff than the kids.
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