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Old 08-29-2015, 08:09 PM
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This is pretty cool.
http://tinyurl.com/oprj5a3
Did anyone else see this. Maybe someone could get Cubs to do this.
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That's nothing new. My grandad tells story's of tractor square dances at the state and local fairs that he used to watch when he was a kid. It's still cool though.
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Supers would work for that the best. You need that inside rear brake for some of those spins.
Cool vid !
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They do tractor square dancing every year at the PA Farmshow. There are two clubs that put on shows in the big arena. If you have The PCN channel they replay it a few times during the week of the Farmshow, which is always the 2nd week of January.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=BJnbKMonZd0

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That's nothing new. My grandad tells story's of tractor square dances at the state and local fairs that he used to watch when he was a kid. It's still cool though.
Well, I never saw that before, so it was new to me. Anyway, these northern Midwest farm boys know how to have FUN with their farm equipment. These Eastern boys are too fussy, too serious....
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Bet I yanked somebody's chain.
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