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Re: Santa's Sled is Red


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Posted by Tommy H on December 23, 2003 at 18:44:15 from (65.140.19.100):

In Reply to: Santa's Sled is Red posted by F-Dean on December 23, 2003 at 15:48:39:

Your all wrong, Santa Drives a Wheel Horse! of course...lol

This is a member story from a Wheel Horse club I belong to, hope you enjoy!

There are somr things mentioned here that if you dont know wheel horses, dont make sense.
1. the old RJ-58 is very rare, and usually parted out.
2. Dont bother with names, there alot of inside jokes througout the whole thing.
3. Lawn Ranger is a very small wheel Horse that can pull just about anything...lol
4. The Suburban 400 has the engine right between your legs...so it gets warm... And it belongs to Ed...lol Youll get it..

You get the idea..

Did I ever tell ya' 'bout the time Santa didn't hear the weather
forcast before leavin' the North Pole ?

Well it seems Santa wus havin' trouble with the reception on his
Sears weather radio (did I say Sears ?) and didn't get to hear 'bout
the "big storm" headed across North America . So here it wus Santa
and the reindeer pullin' the sleigh full of presents down from the
North Pole and started to go across North Dakota when all of a
sudden ...... a big snow storm blew across the prairie knockin'
Santa's sleigh over and leavin' him stranded in a ditch ! Dazed and
a little bruised Santa began to look over the situation , the one
runner on the sleigh was broken and the reindeer were a terrible
mess ! Donner and Blitzen had broken antlers , Comet and Cupid had
their reins all tangled together and Rudolf's head wus buried and
still had his butt jus' stickin' out of the snow . This was not good
for Santa exspecialy since he didn't bring his tool box or even a
jack to repair the sleigh . After sittin' there a good long while
Santa began to hear a noise and he saw a small red dot on the snowy
horizion ...... this red dot wus gettin' louder and kinda movin'
pretty fast too ! The next thing ya' know Santa is cover with snow
again ..... not by another snow storm but the rooster tail from a
Wheel Horse Safari snowmobile ! The Safari snowmobile turns 'round
and stops to see what has happened with Santa , the snowmobile
driver says "My name is Mike .... Whatcha doing way out here ?" So
Santa tells Mike what the storm did , how the sleigh is broken and
the reindeer were in bad shape . Ya ya you betcha' your in bad
shape . said Mike . That old antique sled and reindeer ain't gonna
make the trip for ya' BUT I might have some friends that can help
ya'! So Mike takes off on the Wheel Horse Safari snowmobile an heads
straight fer his house , once inside he tells his wife to get off
Ebay 'cause he needs to put out an emergancy post on Yahoo Wheel
Horse Group ! He stops and thinks to himself a minute ..... now
how am I gonna write an emergancy post an get every ones attention ?
Well it didn't take him long to write the needed post ..... he wrote
FER TRADE (1) a RJ-58 in perfect condidtion fer ten minutes worth a
work with snowblower , snow plow , front end loader ..... oh uh an
40 foot of 5/8 loggin' chain . signed Ya ya you betcha' Mike. Well
it didn't take long fer this post to make it into the chat room and
in no time at all there wus Wheel Horses with single an two stage
snow blowers , ARK loaders , Kwick Way loaders , 40 an 50 inch
grader blades , snow plows of every lenth ..... 54 , 56 , 42 an even
some guy who had a 38 inch snow plow blade on a Lawn Ranger that wus
still sleepy from an all night chat room session. Now the folks who
brought all the equipment wus wonderin' jus' were this RJ-58 in
perfect condidtion wus ..... so thinkin' real quick Mike say's
Santa has it in the back of sleigh out on the snow covered prairie !
And then Mike took his finger and pointed north . Well it didn't
take long for all the Wheel Horses to line up behind a 520-H with a
two stage snow blower and head north through the snow covered
prairie . Well poor ole Santa saw the on coming Wheel Horse convoy
and thought OH NOOO a "snow tornado" is a comin' my way ! Not ta'
worry folks it wus jus' the two stage snow blower throwin' the snow
outa' the way . Once the guys all got there an looked the situation
over it jus' didn't look good fer the sleigh an reindeer ......
sooooo the sleigh wus replaced with a Wheel Horse dump cart minus
the wheels .... it could jus' slide on the bottom of the cart well
till Santa hits Cincinnati then the wheels would be put back on .
Santa wus lookin' at a shiney red Suburban 400 and said "Ya' know
ifn's I had one of these my legs wouldn't get soooo dang cold and
with
that the Suburban 400 wus hooked to the dump cart ....... but the
Suburban didn't quite have enough speed to get the job done . The
guys all told Santa that fer the most part all Wheel Horses have the
same speed ..... well ya' know 'cause they're made fer pullin' not
speed ........ but then Santa spied a "blue glow" from one of the
little Wheel Horse Lawn Ranger's ....... why it's blue hood wus so
shiney some would even say it glows ! How's 'bout that one Santa
said . Santa walked over to the little blue hooded Wheel Horse an
said " Blue Lawn Ranger with ya' hood so bright will ya' guide my
dump cart tonight ? Now the other Wheel Horses knew what ta' do
next .....they started to plow a path through the snow covered
prairie headin' south . Santa had to give the snow blowin' plowin'
gradin' Wheel Horse a several mile head start 'cause once the Blue
Lawn Ranger got's a movin' .....well it could cover some ground !
Welllll Santa did get all the presents delivered that
Christmas ..... but what 'bout the RJ-58 that's in prefect
condidtion ???? Shooooot I had ta' make that part of the story
up ...after all who really believes a perfect condidtion RJ-58
exsits ....... er uh oh yeah there is one part ..... ifn's any body
is
in that part of North Dakota stop by and pick Ed up ... sorry buddy
only rider per tractor ....... Santa jus' didn't have the room !
MERRY CHRISTMAS

Oh, it was A man named Bill who wrote this..



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