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[NUTNDUN]

I wanted to post a special thanks to Larry Sipe who was at Plow Day and sent me a disc with over 900 photos from the plow day. I will be adding these photos to the gallery when I get time. It is going to take a while with that many photos.

[KennyP]

Gonna take even longer to see them all! Thanks to you both!

[NUTNDUN]

All I can say is Larry did an amazing job on the pics he took. He did a lot of the solo pics of each person on their tractor.

I still have about 700 more pictures to upload but if you want to check them out so far I have them at: PA Plow Day 2012 - Larry Sipe

[Pa Plow Day Staff]

i know im a week late posting but im here now. i would like like to thank everyone who attended this years plowday and made it a huge sucess. we had 200 tractors registered and had attendance from 8 states and canada and plowed every bit of 80 acres. i would estimate that 175 of those tractors were plow tractors while 25 or so were show tractors. i wish i could have met and talked to everyone that came but that is pretty impossible for me so i apoligize. i would like to thank george and gt talk for there support. we do not have dates set for next year yet but as soon as i do i will post them. as long as everyone keeps coming we will still put on pa plow day.

i do not know what the largest plow day for garden tractors has every been in the united states but i would like to find out. so if anybody has this information and would like to share it with me send me an email or call me (570)713-7723 paplowday@msn.com i would say it is a safe bet that we are the largest in the mid atlantic and north east region but would like to know for sure

thanks agian
Josh

[caseguy]

We'd like to thank you for hosting a great event! It was a good time and we plan on returning for next year! I would hazard a guess that you're right about it being the largest event for Garden Tractors in the Norttheast! It certainly is a unique event in my experience! Thanks again!

[earthgrinder]

I saw that someone on the green forum felt sorry for the yellow gear drive guys with sleeve hitch adapters.  Well, he should not because I was one of those guys and I had fun!  I even had one fellow on a green tractor I was following ask me if his plowing depth was OK.