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Posted by tractorust on December 07, 2006 at 08:49:54 from (63.245.252.67):
In Reply to: roped off displays posted by molly hatchet on December 07, 2006 at 08:11:38:
Having roped off running displays would have some negative affects at antique tractor shows, but then again so would someone getting there are ripped off in a piece of machinery. And for that matter all the young kids running around that may have not grown up around these sorts of machines and may not fully see the danger. But I still don't like the ropes anymore than anyone else. And parents should keep track of their kids.
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