Wolf In Town

[Agri King]

The 4-H event sign up sheet went around the room at the August meeting. I scanned over it quickly realizing that the "wolf" was not going to head up Christmas caroling. The home coming parade was maybe more his style. This years fair theme was "Have a Fairy Good Time at the Dunn Co. Fair", thought we could do the 3 little pigs and the big bad wolf. As I looked back I saw 20 small hands pelting the crowd with hard candy, I guess the "wolf" wasn't the only one who had fun. Needless to say the "wolf" had a extra "silver bullet" last night.

 

[Michael Beeker]

Looks like a great time was had by all, to bad the wagon didn't have a CASE running gear. LOL

Mike

 

[chuck machinist]

We all have to show our wild side every so often HEH!

 

[axe55]

Great pics, looks like fun. in my area can't throw candy anymore. People walk along parade passing it out. Catching it was the fun part...More rules...

 

[1370pwr in ne]

Way to show the 970 off!Nice. Do the firestones ride smooth at slow speeds?Some tires like to give a vibration on hard surface roads at slow speeds.Kudos to you for supporting the kids activities and showing off case.[A good way to gain brownie points]Lol!!

 

[1370rod]

Eric, Bet that was fun, what town were you parading in? Good lookin tractor to display. Do you know what kind of weights those are? Rod.

 

[Agri King]

Rod, It was the homecoming parade in Menomonie WI. The weights are Case factory weights from 94 series and early Magnums. The weight bracket would have been for weights that were stamped "Taylor Foundry" I think.

 

[Agri King]

1370, I know what you mean with the tires. The Firestones ride nice at 12 PSI.

 

[Agri King]

Axe, One of the moms mentioned the same thing about throwing candy. I was more concerned about the kids not jumping on and off the wagon. There is more to worry about in life than getting hit by a piece of candy.