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angie kane

12-27-2007 07:16:45

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hey there guys an gals. i would like your alls input on our show stuff that we as a group have thought about on the trophy stuff. we are thinking of the following.. please give only helpful oppions please... have a 1-2-3 and best of show for each cat. of tractors by judge dession. have a 1-2-3 for specatators/shows dession. and a over all best of show. then have like oldest shower, youngest shower, traveled furtherest shower,and a trophy for best work dressed in each catagories to.then put a best restored in each catagorie also. and try to get it where not the same person gets all so its fair to every one that they get a chance too. we also have like a door prize drawing for diffrent donated items too. what do you all think of these ideas? please help encourage me here. thanks for it in advance. angie in mo.

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Larry59

12-27-2007 20:57:29

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Wondering on show in reply to angie kane, 12-27-2007 07:16:45

If I am reading a few right. Then my 85 Long would be welcome at a tractor show.. are just some? Other then cost to get there and back. Does it cost me to show? Do the sponcers feed you are another other cost perhaps. Thanks

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angie kane

12-28-2007 07:14:22

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Re: Wondering on show in reply to Larry59, 12-27-2007 20:57:29

i. now at our show we welcome all tractors the put them in diffrent cats. like we do 1960-older, garden tractors, 1961-say a 1984 then if new then that they have there own cat too. so every one who wants to show off there tractor can do it. no cost to enter and no sorry we dont feed you either. there is a food stand so you can buy something witch in turns helps put on the show.

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Larry59

12-27-2007 16:44:51

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Wondering?: tractor show in reply to angie kane, 12-27-2007 07:16:45

Tractor shows ... was wondering. Are the shows of only old tractors?? Like I have a Long 610 DTC. They stop making them in 98 and mine is 84 or 85. Would it be ok in a tractor show? If so what kind of show?

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angie kane

12-28-2007 07:16:58

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Re: Wondering?: tractor show in reply to Larry59, 12-27-2007 16:44:51

im sure it would be in a show that is open to newer tractors. if you need to ask or call a tractor show near you to make sure.

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Leroy

12-27-2007 15:08:12

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Re: tractor show in reply to angie kane, 12-27-2007 07:16:45

I belong to several clubs that put on a show and atend several shows that I have no conection to except to see and none have ever had or would concider judging. Something like longest distance to show or oldest exibitor might go but judging never will go.

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KCFlame

12-27-2007 09:49:05

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Re: tractor show in reply to angie kane, 12-27-2007 07:16:45

Trophies and judging is not a downfall to any show or event. Most who participate in that type of activity do so to show off thier efforts and should be rewarded.

I will certainly try and make that show, even if there is no "Most Original and used daily by an over 50 owner category"

btw angie, I see some dust on the starter. Better get to cleaning it again. Nice tractor and I am certain there is some envy out there, mine included.

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notadeere

12-27-2007 08:34:17

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Re: tractor show in reply to angie kane, 12-27-2007 07:16:45

nothing wrong with giving a trophy to someone who put time into his tractor.. sounds like lots of sore losers on here ? well maybe u need a finished & unfinished class , like original & restored gives some of the others a chance also. & maybe a big trophy for the most of attendace of a tractor club. that will get more people there im sure ( as our local car show had that & all u see is rustangs (dime a dozen car)all over Yes they won with most club of there club showing up)but it got people to attend. um forget about the spectator trophy i dont know how u can judge that one most people will just put in for there buddys tractor not the one that looks best or better done. O & anyone can paint a tractor but if done right it can & will look better than a professional job as i beat out 2 people at the show who are profesional painters (or they say they are) ill try to attach my first place sc if i can

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Jeff63

12-28-2007 03:41:40

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Re: tractor show in reply to notadeere, 12-27-2007 08:34:17

You "beat" the professional painters? That's why if they start giving trophys and judging at the shows I attend I'm gonna quit.

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gene bender

12-27-2007 15:37:37

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Re: tractor show in reply to notadeere, 12-27-2007 08:34:17

So why the pic of the SC is that to show us all the things that are not correct?

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L.C.Gray

12-27-2007 08:33:42

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Re: tractor show in reply to angie kane, 12-27-2007 07:16:45

My observation from attending all sizes of shows in several states is 2 things, and the two things seem to dovetail together.

The first is that many of the clubs give out trophies and awards in their earlier years and then fade away from it in time as the club grows and matures.

The second is that shows that give out trophies are somewhat defined by geography. Shows in states that are traditionally big farming states and have lots of big shows don't do the trophy thing.

How the two dovetail together is that the big farming states with lots of big show have just been doing it much longer than others and have probably done away with the awards years ago.

Our club is only 12 years old, and we might only have 100 tractors at a show. We still do the trophy deal and most people like it. Time size and the maturity of the club may change that some day.

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kito169

12-27-2007 17:34:26

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Re: tractor show in reply to L.C.Gray, 12-27-2007 08:33:42

Where is your show? I think one time you asked about one in central Texas and I told you about ours in Hillsboro. Rick

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angie kane

12-27-2007 08:50:49

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Re: tractor show in reply to L.C.Gray, 12-27-2007 08:33:42

we arent a club for say we do it for or ome coming of the town but we have only been doing it for this will be 4 th year and we have been growing and all seem to enjoy it and have had no gripes yet.

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Clint Youse MO

12-27-2007 08:20:53

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Re: tractor show in reply to angie kane, 12-27-2007 07:16:45

we have always done it at our Show in NE Missouri give the winners a small plaque have best of show featured tractor, restored tractor, nonrestored tractor, Steam engine, scale steam engine, and oldest steam engine the same for small engines then fartest traveled We have never had anyone complain and have 200+ exhibitors with 400+ gas or diesel tractors 20 steam engines and a lot of small engines. Have done it since we began 21 years ago we dont make a big deal out of it just hand the plaques out in the parade on Saturday plaques are done in memory of a member that passed on that year. Were is your show at?

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angie kane

12-27-2007 08:36:25

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Re: tractor show in reply to Clint Youse MO, 12-27-2007 08:20:53

i know what your saying is true there clint cause we have come to this show every year sceince we bought our H farmall. thats a great show too keep up the great work you al do.

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angie kane

12-27-2007 09:03:04

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Re: tractor show in reply to angie kane, 12-27-2007 08:36:25

we have our show on june and its just 12 miles west of you in clarence mo. thanks for the encouragement and the responce its appriciated. acturally alot of the northeast mo. old thrashers boys bring tractors over to our show.your presadent i believe e is carl smith comes over to elp every year scence we started. he had a bit of a accidet coming to our sesquicetenial show so i heard.

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earthmasterk

12-27-2007 08:05:08

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Re: tractor show in reply to angie kane, 12-27-2007 07:16:45

Forget about all the judging and trophys. I like to show my tractors as well as look at what others have collected. If you are going to have judging, I will not take my tractors, and probably not attend your show.

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johndeereman

12-27-2007 07:59:11

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Re: tractor show in reply to angie kane, 12-27-2007 07:16:45

i agree with northeast puller i would love a show like that give you an opportunity to get something physical out of the labor of showing these old tractors i once got a 3rd place for best of show i worked hard on painting my tractor with what i had at the house while my future brother in law (who thinks hes the best body man in three counties) had his there all shined up and he didnt get nuthin he has the best of equipment to paint with it actually looks fake the way he does it well i was real proud to take a trophy in front of him he just about sat down and cried

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angie kane

12-27-2007 08:54:10

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Re: tractor show in reply to johndeereman, 12-27-2007 07:59:11

you would be more then welcomed at our show. its a 1 day show and it will be on june 21 this comeing year 2008 in clarence missouri

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northeast puller 1

12-27-2007 07:33:03

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Re: tractor show in reply to angie kane, 12-27-2007 07:16:45

Sign me up I would love to take tractors to shows like that. They are far and few between on the east cost. I always thought most clubs do not have them as so the hobby does not get like the car shows and can be fun on a young families budget. You may want to add two other classes. Divisions for original tractors in their factory work clothes not all shined up like mine are and a category for farther/son or daughter projects.
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angie kane

12-27-2007 08:57:49

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Re: tractor show in reply to northeast puller 1, 12-27-2007 07:33:03

well come right on down here if you wish. the sow will be june 21 2008 at clarence mo. 1 day show is all we have for our home coming. but your more then welcomed to attend if you wish to. thanks for all your comentes they are appriciated and help us out. we have had this for 4 years tis year.

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Mike M

12-27-2007 07:29:48

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Re: tractor show in reply to angie kane, 12-27-2007 07:16:45

I'm not a big fan of judgeing at tractor shows. Just puts more seperation between the haves and the have nots. Save the trophy money and use it to buy gas for the ones who show up.

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Chris(WA)

12-27-2007 07:42:32

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Re: tractor show in reply to Mike M, 12-27-2007 07:29:48

I'm with Mike. Trophys cause trouble and hard feelings. The gas money is a great idea.

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RustyFarmall

12-27-2007 08:05:35

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Re: tractor show in reply to Chris(WA), 12-27-2007 07:42:32

I agree, trophies and prize money take all the fun out of it. That sort of thing does not belong at any tractor show.

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