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Old 11-19-2011, 04:31 PM
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Hello,

Will there be any events in the southern Virginia area any time soon? I can't even remember the last time there was event anywhere close to here. Thanks

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Old 12-06-2011, 09:48 PM
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I can't think of any in the area, I have ended up going to north and south Carolina for the plow days I have gone to.
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Old 12-06-2011, 10:03 PM
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There are tractor pulls almost every weekend in the non winter months.

I haven't gone to GT pulls since the 1970's, but, my neighbors and friends talk about them all the time.

I have never heard about "Plow Day" in SE VA, maybe we need to crash the next NC one.!!

Now I will have to buy a plow!!
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There are tractor pulls almost every weekend in the non winter months.

I haven't gone to GT pulls since the 1970's, but, my neighbors and friends talk about them all the time.

I have never heard about "Plow Day" in SE VA, maybe we need to crash the next NC one.!!

Now I will have to buy a plow!!
I double dare you to come to a NC or SC plow day!
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I triple dog dare you.
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I triple dog dare you.
He's to scared to come down off his hill!
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He's to scared to come down off his hill!
Don't make me crank up the Struck!! It does have a sleeve hitch and a blade on the front!

I wonder where I will have to hang the suitcase weights??

Anybody brought "tracks" to plow days??



If that don't work, I'm sure my CADTrac can pull a plow, or 2, or is 4WD not allowed??




They are all yellow!!
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Somebody has been watchin' Christmas movies already!!
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Don't make me crank up the Struck!! It does have a sleeve hitch and a blade on the front!

I wonder where I will have to hang the suitcase weights??

Anybody brought "tracks" to plow days??



If that don't work, I'm sure my CADTrac can pull a plow, or 2, or is 4WD not allowed??




They are all yellow!!
You would look better using your soon to be new to you 1200 with sping assist and freshly rebuilt motor.
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