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soder33

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After two surgeries on my knees, I need something to help me get around at the tractor shows. The cart behind the Simplicity 2 Wheel Tractor is the easiest to get on and off. It has scrub brakes on it and they work good, so it is a safe vehicle.
The Horseless Carraige runs good too, but I have more trouble getting on and off it.
Hopefully, they will let me get a permit to Drive one or the other at the locale shows.
I can hardly wait. The first show around here is the 3rd weekend of July, and for once I think I am ready.
Hope you enjoyed the ride!
Going for a ride on my Simplicity.
 

With a handicap sticker you should have no issues with admittance to any show... except probably Buckley Michigan because they don't give two shakes about those who are handicapped... No golf carts, etc allowed...

A lot of shows now require you to have your motorized transportation insured for liability...
 
Hi soder33: Your photobucket asked me for ID & password even tho I did not click on anything
and after I saw others had seen it. check your link? ag
 
I've got two 2 wheel Simplicitys, one like yours and the other the 5 hp, 3 speed gearbox, made a sulky cart to hook on. One thing I've thought, it would be fun to fix one up battery powered with a couple golf cart batteries and an old garden tractor starter/generator for infinite speeds and quiet running (like a battery golf cart) but haven't done it yet.
 
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