[quote="garytomaszewski]Most of our shows in Illinois don't
allow you to "endanger" your children, wife,husband, or
significant other; NO RIDERS, because of various accidents over
the years.[/quote]That's a shame about accidents. This show had countless tractors with kids on laps, kids on spare seats, kids on trailers, and kids driving. Heck, I even saw one that had a seat welded to the drawbar that spun around and around like the Teacup ride at Disneyland! That was asking from trouble IMO. The parade was a lot of stop and go traffic, and when you did stretch out for the actual parade you went slower than walking speed.
[quote="garytomaszewski] As long as the pulls are stock it is fun to see how your H stacks up to others, way less fun when it becomes HOW
MUCH CAN I SPEND TO GET A TEN DOLLAR TROPHY!![/quote]
I was looking at some videos on YouTube and saw this one that I thought was really neat.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wjFzJSH0joM
I'd like to do a pull like that someday just for fun.
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