Posted by old-9 on January 29, 2015 at 18:41:26 from (67.236.68.212):
In Reply to: 2015 Tractor Shows posted by prawn farmer on January 29, 2015 at 06:52:29:
Our local show has done everything to keep gate cost down. you would be very suprised at the cost to put on a show. This show has a lot of demos, saw mill to thresher and bailer. It takes a lot of people to run everything from runing the demos to removing the trash. If you bring a tractor or ? to exhibit you get 2 passes. I have been to shows that you had to join their local club in order to display your tractor. One show was $10 and your wife was another $10. Another show was $15 for a membership. Last year at Portland Indiana show the cheapskate club wouldn't even give the exhibitors a "dash placard" charged you for one. needless to say I AIN'T going back. The things I look for at a show is #1 how I am treated by local club, #2 the exhbits, and #3 the food! If you don't have good vendors people won't come back. My local show has a good flea market and Great food. Very low turnover on the food vendors. Joe
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