Posted by Nebraska Cowman on May 10, 2008 at 08:01:52 from (65.165.16.237):
Here's what I have committed so far. This is a collaborative effort and will be a place for INTERNET friends to meet and visit in real time. Whatever you could contribute would be appreciated.
Quote: A. Dairy Display
1. Milk cans David Kronwall 1 (granddads' can) Howard 2 tireguy 2 2. IH Milker Howard 1 Ray Martin 2 3. Surge milker Howard 2 4. Vacuum Pump Tire Guy Ray Martin 5. Cow stall David 1 6. Stanchions David 7. Water Bowls Howard 2 7. Literature and memorabilia Howard Keith-OR 8. Fly Sprayers Howard 3 9. Cow Kickers Howard 1 10. Dairy Scale E TEX OLIVER CONNECTION Howard 11. Cream Separator TireGuy Ron in Nebr 12. Cow Nebraska Dairy Council 13. Milk Cooler (compressor only,) Ray Martin 14. Egg Washer Howard & IaGary 15. IH Tractor with petcock on Vacuum Manifold for milking 16. Milk pail Howard 17. Milk Strainer Howard 18. Milk stool tireguy 2 19. Milk filters (wall dispenser a +) 20. Lye solution jar and brackets 21. Wash Vat 22. Drying Racks 23. Water heater? 24. Cream Stirrer David 25. Glass Milk Pails Guy Fay 26. Art Posters Guy Fay 27. Vacuum gauge and Regulator Ray Martin
B. Supporting Equipment
1. Chairs (fairgrounds) 2. Tables Howard 2 tireguy 2 3. Astro-turf (need enough for 30x50 area) Tire guy 4. Shelving 5. Room dividers or rail fence, rope etc. 6. Easel Howard 7. Signage Neblinc 8. Name Tags Bill Geer 9. Tinfoil Hats 10. Flag or Banner 11. shelving-display Tireguy
C. Additional Displays
1. ASABE Video 2. Corn Planter Boxes 3. Seed corn Plate Selector 4. Nebraska Tractor Test
D. Other Activities
1. Dinner 2. Band Harley 3. Side Trips
Looking for IH dairy equipment for Landmark Display. Let us know what you can bring.
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