National Farm Machinery Show Louisville, KY

AKfish · Jan 9, 2012

flusher said:
Have fun:thumbsup:
It's a 325-mile commute (one way) from my place to the Tulare show. It's nice to see the big stuff once in a while--stuff I'll never use.

I don't guess I'll be able to make it this year... One of these days, though!

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You guys can sign me up for some of those free drawings - :laughing:

AKfish

jwcinpk · Jan 17, 2012

I'll be there! I'm looking at larger tractors, square hay accumulators & grapples, and other various 3 pt equipment. I always seem to see something I just can't live without!

Hoosier Hay Man · Jan 17, 2012

jwcinpk said:
I'll be there! I'm looking at larger *******s, square hay accumulators & grapples, and other various 3 pt equipment. I always seem to see something I just can't live without!

Make sure you check out Kuhns Hay Accumulator. Kenny Kuhns is always manning the booth. It would look nice behind your 570 NH baler.

thamer581 · Jan 19, 2012

I'm looking for a few things, so I will stop by. Wondering what Kubota will have there this year?

KYDan · Jan 19, 2012

They usually have a huge display that is one of the largest at the show. I don't know if they have scaled it back due to the economy this year, but they didn't last year. They have the full range of Kubota products on display. There is a large, but separate display for Land Pride implements.

DonWorrell · Jan 25, 2012

Now that I will be retired by the time attend this event i just might attend. From Pleasant View, TN it just up I65 about 175 miles. Took the grand kids there often to Six Flags. I haven't been to a tractor show in 30 years. I loved going to our county farm fair, which isn't any longer this will bring basck some gresdt memories.

Don

KYDan · Jan 25, 2012

Be prepared for a long day, this show is huge! If you are a pork fan be sure and try the pork burgers. There is really too much to see for just a single day if you are going to check out the exhibits, sit on the machinery or visit with any of the vendors. It really is a great show. Kentucky Kingdom (6 Flags) is closed. I hope you have a great time at the show.

Dan

Walcar · Jan 27, 2012

I have gone the last couple of years and have really enjoyed it. Be prepared for a lot of walking, there are so many exhibits it can be over whelming. It seems to be geared to larger operations than mine but I can dream, right? Looking at all hay handling options.