Fergus, I have organized a plow day for the last 2 yrs, first yr 8 guys showed up, last yr 18, this yr looks like 23, including a 10-20. What do you mean by "hook fee"? And you mention plowing time, what is that about? Last yr we had local 4-H prepare and sell food, they made over $100 selling to drivers and the spectators. We have a 30 minute video of last yr, a real good video. We start at 10am, mandatory shut down at noon; everybody can get acquainted and kids and moms feel safer with tractors shut off, start again at 1 pm. And allow only 1959 and older tractors, do not want huge modern diesels plowing it all up in 1 hr. We call ourselves "Good Old Boys & Their Good Old Toys"; we tell the local newspaper reporter and we"ve made the front cover both yrs. What a hoot! Where is your plow day? Would like an other tips of organizing you have. Thank you, LA in WI
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