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Re: Tractor Club looking for Rodeo Events
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Posted by Tyler(WA) on February 23, 2001 at 08:52:55 from (12.13.226.11):
In Reply to: Tractor Club looking for Rodeo Events posted by Baggsy on February 23, 2001 at 05:43:56:
Slow race - When the "GO" is said, all clutches must be full out, no brakes set and the operator can idle her down as slow as she'll go. Last one to cross the finish line wins. JD's love this one. Barrel race - Tractor must push a plastic barrel like a soccer ball, through a figgure 8 course. Best time wins. Plow pulling - Straightest furrow wins. Start your engines, race - Tractors at 100' away, operators must run to their tractor and get it started. First one wins. Separate events for hand crank, gas, diesel and pony start. Tractor relay - Must drive down the field, attach a 3-pt implement and return. Options could include two man/tractor teams to go, fetch, deliver, swap to the other tractor and go to the finish line. For tractors without 3 pt., you could use a chain to drag a log. Parking paradox - Driver must pull their tractor up to a low post but not touch it. Closest one wins. (The problem is that the post is hidden by the front of the tractor and only those who really know their machine will do well.)
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