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Posted by Ken K on March 12, 2004 at 13:23:33 from (67.200.32.53):
In Reply to: Re: Tractor Games posted by 49 Cubber! on March 12, 2004 at 12:40:13:
The barrel roll is great fun! Set up any size corse. The corse size I have seen was probably 200 feet long and about the same width. Two cones are placed about 3/4 of the way from the starting line to far end of corse. Set up 2 rows of tractors with two EMPTY 1/2 barrel beer kegs, one barrel at the starting line in front of each tractor line. (Must be even number of tractors in the rows like 10 in each line, 11 in each line or what ever number in one line it must be the same in the other line.) The tractors push the barrel with their front wheels down the corse and around the cones and back the the starting line. The first one across the starting line wins and stays in the game. (Make sure you leave room, maybe 2 tractor lengths from the starting line to the line of tractors waiting their turn!) First round eliminates one half of the tractors. Then you start round 2 to eliminate one half of the second round of tractors, winners from the first round, etc. until there is only one tractor left. THE WINNER!
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