Posted by MF165Farmer on August 17, 2009 at 22:20:55 from (70.157.112.97):
In Reply to: Tractor games posted by fordlanefarmer on August 17, 2009 at 12:35:48:
Lay 4 land scaping timber do about ever 12-15 foot apart get a spoon with an egg an hold it but you can't put your thumb on top off the to hold it in the spoon an who ever get over them the fastest win, get a hula hoop lay it on the ground get a 20 foot or so chain an see who can get it in there the fastest, somebody made a little adjustable egg holder in our group an we back up to it an see who can make the the finest crack in it with out breaking it, get 4 parking cones blind fold the driver an theres a person standing on the draw bar telling them were to go an he has to weave in an out of the cones Its funny to see a person driving a tractor by some one else direction
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