Posted by The Dukester on February 26, 2010 at 12:33:34 from (4.229.204.68):
In Reply to: plow day posted by Ethan Chamberlain on February 25, 2010 at 20:43:09:
Been to a lot of 'em, always have a blast, but I'm lucky to have several rigs to take and good friends to host the day.. choice of MM U, JD A and G's, or IH M and H...all good tractors and plows. DO NOT have beer or any alcoholic beverages of any kind at any time, that opens a can of worms for awful lawsuits if anything goes wrong...anything. Public will give you NO slack or sympathy....You only have beer with a close circle of VERY CLOSE friends back on the farm and out of sight of the road(s) totally unadvertized....VERY PRIVATE and you're still takin' a chance...... Port-a-John and Pizza and pop a good idea, tell each one when they come you're planning on that and accept their donations...there will be some offers. Open the plowing lands (set backfurrows) and tell everyone please to try to do a good job and be ready to help those who don't know what they're doing...there will be some.....Have a good "camera crew" and places for cars and trucks to park. A loader and chain is always nice to have available on the sight.
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