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Re: red power roundup questions
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Posted by scotc on January 29, 2006 at 22:20:42 from (65.220.16.62):
In Reply to: red power roundup questions posted by scotc on January 29, 2006 at 20:51:53:
That was my thought also Backus, about not wanting to go to a show that only allows concourse resto's. I'm debating hauling in my old corn sheller if we can manage to haul in but it would catch a lot of wind and my truck's little 318 is gonna have enough trouble towing a trailer of weights in. Once I get the narrowfront on the SM and put it on a diet my freind can haul it on his gooseneck with his 560 and I can haul his weights. What kind of things do they have going on there? Any pulls or parades or anything like that? We are planning to get there for at least one day but I'd really like to bring my tractor and I have to talk him into going to get it there. My (skidsteer) trailer is too narrow and even if it wasn't it's still too light. As it sets I can't get under 7100 pounds with me on the tractor.
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