My husband & I attended the tractor show in Temple, TX yesterday. Hundreds of tractors, several steam, several rare and a few unique models.
We really liked the 191? Rumley steam engine, the 1936 Challenger, the 2 Silver Kings, the happy farmer and the numerious other makes and models we saw.
With the rain it was a bit muddy and hard to get around, but there were plenty of trees and covered areas so we watched the parade and didn't get drenched. Too bad they cancelled the pulls, but it was a safety issue.
This was a very well organized, well layed out show and we really enjoyed it.
Tractor Show
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squeakyzig
, Oct 03 2004 09:29 AM
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kidagin
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Posted October 03 2004 - 09:56 AM
I was there, too, and I second your comments. The Temple show is one of the best around, and even with the unpleasant weather it was worth the time and price of admission. I thought there were more tractors there this year than I've seen before.
McCormick 10-20, SW4, SW6, O6, WDR9, Farmall F 20, SAV, B, C, M; International W400.
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squeakyzig
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Posted October 04 2004 - 01:45 PM
If I remember right, there should be a show in Granbury next weekend.
Oct. 17 Granbury Flywheelers Engine & Tractor Show: Lambert Branch Park, Granbury. Contact: Terrie Parker, (817)573-5768.
Oct. 17 Granbury Flywheelers Engine & Tractor Show: Lambert Branch Park, Granbury. Contact: Terrie Parker, (817)573-5768.
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