Posted by tackhammertime on February 09, 2008 at 17:35:31 from (68.210.201.14):
I was just wandering after people keep asking me why I drive my 1940 H to town and around on Saturday or Sunday each week the weather is good. Does anyone else drive their tractor around beside in a field. I live 1 block out of the city limits and I ride my tractor when the weather permits. Sometimes further out into the country side sometimes right down the middle of main street, or to the county park to walk, or even to a fast food joints drive trough for a quick bite. 1 guy ask me. is that what you have to drive after losing your driving privileges. I said no I drive a work van all week. Some folks like you ride motorcycles, some ride bikes, some drive convertibles I ride my tractor to relax, and wind down after a week of work.
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