Spent last evening at an antique tractor pull in Ettrick WI. I think it was nothing newer then 1950. Quite a mix with a bunch of Olivers, M and H's but some pretty cool stuff. Got to see a WD diesel (haven't seen one in person before), lots of JD G's and A's had to stay to the end to watch the JD R's and a McCormick Deering pull in the 8000 lb class. Maybe next year I'll run something down and play myself. Tonight is the hot rods, I'll stay away, really don't care about a game when the one with the most money always wins.
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