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Old 06-05-2013, 10:09 PM
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I was told I was the last vendor to get in so no more vendors so it should be full hope you find what you need
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I can't wait to go. I will be there with my father and brother.

We are planning on bringing this cub.
Bsmith Wow! a lot of work went into that Cub build, very nice! Where are you in PA?
I did not realize there would be that many Cubs there!
So if you want to bring equipment to show or display you need to join the International Harvester Collectors right? I will check it out.
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Might have to make this one, didn't realize it was in Ohio. Don't have my 86 yet but will be free that weekend, I think. Have to check with the "social director".
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Bsmith Wow! a lot of work went into that Cub build, very nice! Where are you in PA?
I did not realize there would be that many Cubs there!
So if you want to bring equipment to show or display you need to join the International Harvester Collectors right? I will check it out.
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You must be a member to to show or display at a Red Power Round Up. You must be a member of the national group because of insurrance. Cost to join the national ground is $15. You can join any chapter. Most chapter charge $10 or $ 15 to join.
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Merk,
Thanks for the info.
There is a northwest PA Chapter.
Is there a agenda each day showing the schedule for the day? Still working full time and 3 days of vacation would be a stretch. But it would be neat to get lost in a sea of Cubs. Is it worth going just Friday and Sat only?
Is the space limited for each display? I have several implements. Sorry for all the questions.

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Thanks for the info.
There is a northwest PA Chapter.
Is there a agenda each day showing the schedule for the day? Still working full time and 3 days of vacation would be a stretch. But it would be neat to get lost in a sea of Cubs. Is it worth going just Friday and Sat only?
Is the space limited for each display? I have several implements. Sorry for all the questions.

Regards,
Chris
Best 2 days are Thursday and Friday. Some of the displays start pulling out Saturday morning.
Space-The plans are to park displays close to each other. We are expecting to have 400 to 500 Cub Cadets at show.

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yes some guys pull out on sat morn but its still worth the ride you still will see more cubs in a pile then you will in a week of hunting
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