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Re: Teeter totter rules?
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Posted by Rimshot on February 15, 2006 at 18:47:58 from (206.72.34.71):
In Reply to: Teeter totter rules? posted by Chances R on February 15, 2006 at 17:45:17:
At our show we give the contestant a 3 minute time limit to try and balance the teeter totter. So you will need 2 stop watches. Once both ends are off the ground we start the other watch. Person who holds both ends off the ground the longest-wins. Our beam is hard to balance--seems like once all the fluids start to move you can't stop it regardless of how much moving you do on the seat. {We require everyone to remain seated--no standing up} The smaller tractors do better.
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