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Re: displaying tractors at shows
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Posted by Oldmax on October 27, 2006 at 09:53:48 from (24.154.145.248):
In Reply to: displaying tractors at shows posted by n8terry on October 27, 2006 at 08:53:08:
I don't show anything but I have a friend that does. He will tell you Look all you want to but don't touch . It isn't their money that paid $200 for paint plus the 40 hours time repainting where someone scratched your tractor " looking at it" Draging some kid "Def,Kid an unwanted child" off the seat . This happend to another one of my friends that shows his 1948 8-N Had to repaint entire tractor to get a match & dissamemble tractor to paint , took better part of week . Mark off your area with a nice rope and put up signs you are just portecting your investment .
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