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Posted by Aaron SEIA on June 22, 2004 at 05:45:08 from (63.161.100.23):
I had my dad's 16' gooseneck trailer parked at the Red Power Roundup over the weekend and last night it was gone. Someone that organized the fool thing decided to put a big tent right where the trailer was parked. Drove around the grounds last night looking for it, called the Old Threshers, they didn't have any idea, so I filed a police report. Anyone that has tractors at the show better log chain them to the ground, and their trailers as well. For all I know, someone is missing a tractor or two there, and my dad's trailer is probably under them. They have that place buttoned up tighter than a presidential debate, and a gooseneck trailer just walked right off the grounds. Watchout guys, never know what'll dissapear these days.
Aaron SEIA
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