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Posted by nw_bearcat on May 18, 2006 at 11:54:08 from (164.144.240.25):
So, hypothetical question. Say you have an old Ford that is straight, but rough around the edges. And you have this neighbor that has a sharp original 4320, and his dad's restored 3020. he's getting into the tractor drives big (taking the 4320 on the WMT drive for the Iowa locals) and he keeps ragging on you to take the Ford w/ him on a couple of local drives. Would you go? I know that there's a local drive around our county that has some machines in their work clothes, but mine's got some rust on the hood, and just looks kinda tough. it would be fun i'm sure, but just don't know, don't want to be the joke of the bunch. I don't completely agree w/ the whole plan--put a bunch of hours on a tractor just to drive around, but it seems like a nice way to meet a few people.
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