Posted by jCarroll on February 23, 2010 at 16:31:45 from (68.89.69.68):
In Reply to: Tractor Ride FAQ posted by wayne11797 on February 22, 2010 at 16:28:45:
start small. A one day ride with a couple hours in the AM - lunch - couple of PM hours.
Need a place where you can unload and leave the trailers. school or church yard maybe
visit "something to see" to break up the ride. like a dairy farm - or a manufacturing shop.
No booze during the ride.
You NEED a chase vehicle - flashing lights, tools, water, gas, piece of wire, tow rope, air tank, etc. Think pick-up or Gator.
A scout needs to run the route several days prior to the ride - how many major highways to cross; construction areas, etc. Then make several maps for the drivers to take.
Set the speed so everybody can keep up, 8 to 10 mph is fast enough - this isn't a race.
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