Posted by George Rausch on December 14, 2011 at 03:50:17 from (64.85.216.7):
In Reply to: Re: H Christmas Parade posted by Dave I Love My H on December 13, 2011 at 16:44:41:
Dave, thanks. No. It's a light-weight Cross Manufacturing one, made in Mindenmines MO. In fact this old H twisted it up a bit, while I was plowing, and i had to have it taken apart and rewelded. The rear carrier is treated oak, the displays are hard to see, but we grow blueberries and it is various blue ornaments, the sign reads "Have A Berry Berry Christmas." Wife took the picture, and shook the camera, so it looks like high speed, but i'm actually in 2nd gear, just loping along. If you guys have never taken yours to a Christmas parade, you will really enjoy it. The little kids love to see you, and reeally love it when you wave to them.
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