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Old 03-28-2010, 01:41 PM
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Well for the past couple of months I've been hunting around for a plowday to go to. I found one in Michigan, and I received several generous offers that I would have taken(Big thanks to Kevin Leach and Ryan Pepper) but my current financial situation will not allow me to fly over this year. So I decided I'm gonna host my own plowday! It's just going to be a family event, about 30 people, and only my 4 tractors. 2 plows ( on the 1650 and 128) a tiller, (149) and the 782 will pull a wagon to haul people around. I'll have a BBQ going, and it will be just a couple hour event on a Sunday afternoon, and I think it's going to be a blast. I'm going to do a write up in the Western Producer (an agricultural newspaper that covers almost all of western Canada) I may get more people and tractors for next year, and may turn this into an annual event!
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Well for the past couple of months I've been hunting around for a plowday to go to. I found one in Michigan, and I received several generous offers that I would have taken(Big thanks to Kevin Leach and Ryan Pepper) but my current financial situation will not allow me to fly over this year. So I decided I'm gonna host my own plowday! It's just going to be a family event, about 30 people, and only my 4 tractors. 2 plows ( on the 1650 and 128) a tiller, (149) and the 782 will pull a wagon to haul people around. I'll have a BBQ going, and it will be just a couple hour event on a Sunday afternoon, and I think it's going to be a blast. I'm going to do a write up in the Western Producer (an agricultural newspaper that covers almost all of western Canada) I may get more people and tractors for next year, and may turn this into an annual event!
Tyler that sounds like fun and you might get some of your freinds and family hooked as well. Don't forget to take pictures because And a copy of what you write up in the paper would be nice too!
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Old 03-28-2010, 02:28 PM
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My Aunt is a proffesional photographer... But also I very irritating person. I'll get her to take a couple (hundred) pics, and I will be sure to do a write up on here! I might also get a friend with a 100 he Is restoring to come down for the day too
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Have fun with it, Tyler!
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Pictures are great but you need video for plowdays. And if it was an uncle instead of an aunt you'd probably get more pics of the girls.

Good luck and I hope you have a great experience.
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There won't be any girls there. And if they are there, they will be in the house, missing out on all the fun. I dont think i can do video... Our Internet can hardly do pictures. But I'll try!
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How long ya think it would take to drive my 982 out to Alberta from Eastern Ontario??? Will ya have a new set of tires there for me when I get there? I will bring the hamburger buns if you want??:biggrin2.gif:
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How long ya think it would take to drive my 982 out to Alberta from Eastern Ontario??? Will ya have a new set of tires there for me when I get there? I will bring the hamburger buns if you want??:biggrin2.gif:
I got tires... And a tiller too... XD it would be nice if you came!
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It would be hilarious...especially if you were near Rocky Mountain House....go visit my uncle there, show up on a 982.....could you imagine what would be going through his head seeing this idiot pulling in his farm yard with a tractor!! lol
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I'm a long way from Rockey mountain house... I'm 2 miles in from the sask/ab border... Do you not have a trailer or something to haul your tractor on?
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