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I didn't get a whole lot but the ones have a story! The thing about the BS is after you been a few times you know a lot of members there and great to meet some new ones. Don't know why there was no RS group picture? Too busy with the show I guess. Weather.... just perfect! Had a nice Senior parade ... Mrs P., Pullstart & Stevebo... Buckrancher & Rules were in it too but they peeled off for I could snap.... Nice line up of 701's with a front bar... Lane Ranger on the far left, not sure who the other fellas were. School marm Bob Hunter and his boy. After all these years of eyeballing we finally got a putt! I suggested some ape hangers but probably not a good idea cause of the steering geometry D Dan and Cindy getting the pulled pork and Dan's smoked mac n cheese ready. Both to die for and a real story behind the mac ... more on that when I get some pics from Mrs P. Some grass skiing ...even had Mrs Rule & Lane on them! Hey 'Fish we did have the chain for some piling but never did get to it. Too busy throwing bags with Vinyl Guy & son. Cindy with Wild Bill at the parade. Her tractor sure did get a lot of looks and complements. About a half hour on the Penn Turnpike on the way back had a blow out so we had to play pit crew. Sad part is all the wiring for the fuel station control & pump were completely ripped out. Some other damage but repairable & Pullstart just reminded me we have insurance!

After 2 yrs...i have met Sparky....he got me back on track in Redsquare Good to see the old crowd at the BIG SHOW....👍👍

Lots of pictures pictures from three days of Wheel Horse fun and friendship! Thanks to all who extend their support for Wheel Horse and the people of the Wheel Horse Collector’s Club and the Red Square Wheel Horse Forum. 2021 was a great show!

@Tractorhead

Looks like I'm all set!!

Took a few as I made my final rounds. Nice turnout still on Sat. Cas ( @formariz ) and family enjoying lunch. Randy ( @rjg854 ) looking for the coffee! 2 guys in back are waiting for the sanitation crew to dump their barrel! The little trailer that could. A tool box, the "Hospitality" canopy, 3 lawn chairs and then the cooler (not pictured) Channeling my inner @pullstart

Some other honorable mentions...

The hammer is part of the Tecumseh carburetor rebuild kit right??

You gotta start them young . It's electric and the right colors.

Had to make a run to town for some things this morning, and figured I’d stop off at a friends house if he was home to give him some money I owed him from a couple weeks ago for a Maytag 92. We ended up out in the barn looking at a couple more Maytags he bought this morning (which will probably be coming home with me soon), and then our talk turned to tractors. I’ve been eyeballing this 1942 SC for quite a while now, he noticed me looking it over again today and told me it would look better at my place than it did his, and since I’ve been dying for an excuse to use the trailer I bought a couple weeks ago, I wrote him a check and headed for home to get the trailer. Got it loaded up and back home just in time before another rain shower hit, so haven’t got a chance to unload it yet. It will run, but the carburetor needs some attention. Never considered myself much of a Case guy, but the adjustable wide front axle on this one and my DC was just too hard to walk away from

Linda it was really great to see you and Craig at the 23rd Annual Wheel Horse Show ! You with your picture taking ability and Jo managing the flow of the many tractors were a GREAT HELP with the parade ....... and Craig too as he did bring me a bottle of much needed water. ,The parade and show were unbelievable as we broke the record for the longest tractor parade ever at the show , a total of 3 hours long !!! And I ended up drinking 5 bottles of water just to stay hydrated ! As I told many of you who were at the show ....... I was just not sure how many people would attend due to the state of the world but as I turned into the South Mountain Fairgrounds on Thursday morning and saw 5 full lanes of vehicles loaded down with Wheel Horses I knew America was not going to give up our fun ! I do apologize about the "no music" Cruise Night ...... this was my fault as I left the CD at home . It amazed me though that everybody went cruising any way after the ice cream social and had loads of fun. I had to get my timing right to pull into the lines of Wheel Horses during the cruise so my son Kaeden on his very first Wheel Horse and I could cruise side by side together ! Every year the Wheel Horse tractors that show up are amazing and this year was no exception , several D series tractors with loader buckets showed up and how about the D-250 with the factory ROP (roll over protection i.e.a roll bar) .? Eston and his miniature Wheel Horse tractor models almost stopped me from being able to talk ..... except to say I WANT ONE ! A lot of buyers wanted a special manufacturing number on the box for the ones they purchased ..... me I had Eston autograph mine to me ! It was fun trying to talk Eston and Kelly into putting of their tiny Senior models in the parade and she did it ! And as you always hear say " only at the Wheel Horse Show" ! Wild Bill in VA.

@WHX24 @Achto Truly wonderful how giving of our hobby and sharing seat time on his tractors Dan really is. He is all about making a little guys W-H tractor dreams come true Can't thank Dan, Jim & his wife Cindy enough for their hospitality in making my co-worker Tyler and his family's first time at the big W-H show such a nice experience.

That woman.... she checks her own oil! Man I love her!

The Saturday parade was not as big as yesterday's but Wild Bill's enthusiasm was! The 2021 raffle tractor ("C" Cab Truck) is under construction and will be a great prize to win. We even had a miniature model of the Pond Senior in the parade.

You need a leather jacket! Great time hanging out with you Dan, Cindy and the Pooch! Tent is always open!

Well three of the tractors had a workout today. First got the C-81 out and trimmed along the pond with the sickle bar. That provided a full trailer load of rubbish for the Sears GT16 to haul away down the bridleway. Next it was the turn of the C-125 for mowing duty. Verges and green. The BMW coming along in the first photo' is the farmer who is renting the field. Excellent timing. We had a chat and I can have all the wood I want. "But don't take to long," he said. I know what I'm doing next week.

This year's show was a great one. After 2020 being cancelled, it was so nice to see many friends again. Once again, the sale of my brake linings was amazing. Thanks you all very much. I didn't know that so many of you were unable to stop your horses. I'm already thinking ahead to the WHCC Show 2022. I'm hoping that more of us can get together again next year.

I was very impressed with my 1st time at the Big Show. So many tractors, parts and fun. But had no idea that my raffle tickets would win. 300 miles from home, good thing I always drive my pickup truck. Thank You for an awesome tractor. Now #36 in my Stables. Only had 1 Black Hood and it is a 1978 with the Fiberglass hood. 1st year of production.

Your and my favorite admin / moderator @Sparky using his C105 to DRAG (kicking and screaming) his fathers 30 yr old JD STX38 to its final resting place... lol You do have to give it kudos... mowed for 30 yrs and was driven by 3 or 4 teenage boys. Transaxle quit after 1 billion, 300 million, 458 thousand, 904 clutch dumps... Tony

Uh ... oh yeah .... about the my white tractor pullin' shirt , wanting to donate some thing to the raffle prizes at the Wheel Horse Show I just could not figure out what to give. Getting clothes packed at my house before the show that white shirt has always come to Annual Wheel Horse Show and many other tractor shows and pulls around the country. It just gets packed to take along ! During Saturdays part of the show I thought about that white shirt and what it meant to me and it meant a lot. Its part of my signature , and I have a hard time letting go of things but if that shirt meant so much to me maybe just maybe it would mean something to some one else. Many years ago when there was just the Yahoo Wheel Horse page on the internet I made a bet that if the readers brought 600 Wheel Horses to the show that I would pull one of my Wheel Horse tractors with a chain the length of the parade route ! Welllllll there was way over 600 Wheel Horses that year and at the end of the parade I took a dirty chain draped it over my shoulder and pulled one of my Wheel Horses through the parade ! Now keep in mind that many were expecting me to pull a big D or C series but ole Wild Bill ain't dumb , I pulled my 1967 Lawn Ranger with the smallest and cutest little red haired girl holding the steering wheel. When that shirt was made you had to go to a special place to get embroidery work done not like today where you get clothes embroidered on line and shipped to your house. Now I am not sure what is going to happen with that white shirt BUT there was a group who not say any thing about it when I inquired about it ........ folks sumtin's gonna happen next year at the 24th Annual Wheel Horse Show !!!! Wild Bill in VA

We all should be wanting it to go left instead of right. That would help the ag industry out west. Higher yields might help lower food prices...

Not only did Dan offer seat time, he also used the diesel to pull people around on skis. Mason and many others had lots of fun.

That’s a good woman you have Kev. Definitely a keeper.

BIG show... Had a great time at the show! Thanks to everyone who stopped by and we got to meet @pullstart and family, @WHX24 @Achto @roadapples @Sparky @rjg854 @Suburban 550 just to name a few! Mrs had a great time milling around and visiting everyone and thanks everyone! Lessons 1. Bring more keychains 2. Go up Wed nigjt(cuz while thurs is setup, its still pretty busy) Possible pending projects from show Light buckets for the black noses, customizable gt 14 dashes, square badges, 4in inserts for plastic wheel weights, and more!

Yes they are…after a little tinkering (and a lot of cussing ) I was finally able to get it to stay running and off of the trailer…drove it over for a picture with its big brother, then pitted around the yard for just a few minutes before putting it up for the night

So the best thing about any show is bringing home a new to me. Rules was crazy enough (or stupid) to let me have this for a song & a prayer & a pork sammy. Send me them belts dude I can't wait to futz with it! Looks like Achto inherits the flyin freakin A-81. Me thinks he is gonna turn it into a rear engine dragster

And a plow mule on occasion.

Stop by and look at this beauty if you are at the show. Dan @Achto is a very talented builder. So many little details that went into this build that make it a work of art. It not only does it look great, it runs even better. Thanks for taking the time to tell me all about your awesome tractor.

And the "old crowd" was really glad to see the Hoowwwaaarrd

Hands down, my absolute favorite tractor at the show!

Some "Closure" on my garage renewal, well, at least the window part. Going to finish up the final painting of the sashes today. Those shutters are more 'salvage' material made from another set of bifold closet doors cut down. Even the hinges are salvage. Next up is repairing that rotted soffit. Unfortunately, the little 'ducky' faucet that my honey brought home has 'bit the dust'. It wouldn't shut off, at all. Turns out that the screw that holds the washer was MISSING. I thought it would be in the hose but nope... not there. I'm wondering if it ever even WAS there. And, in all my junk, I did not have a dang METRIC screw for this! So for now, it's on the bench waiting for me to re-tap it to SAE and use a screw I DO have.

Did you do that Craig? I was going to ask you about it and forgot. Elvis could use a wheel resto!

You should get over 13.5 volts at the battery with engine running. if not Run a jumper wire from the regulator body to the Battery Neg terminal. Still no improvement?? Switch you multimeter to AC and read the voltage across the two white wires that feed the rectifier. you should get over 30 VAC engine running fast. If you do the replace the regulator....

The end result......all smiles

I wanted to drive it, but I felt that there were so many people admiring it that it would be a shame if someone was out riding it and people came by and missed it. Same with the Hot rod and Cindy's tractor. . All that would be left was my ugly head and no one wants to see that!

Thanks to all who took so many photos! I might be able to say I didn’t take a single one at the show, just before and after!

Home sweet home, in Freedom, OH for the night!

I wish I had been out and about more for more pics! But i did manage to catch @Achto and the excellent finishes on his ornaments, and saw @BHunter and his sparkling hood and his ornament. Had a GREAT time visting with everyone who stopped by. Got some nice new wide rears for Dug(gonna need some spacers and a seat pan lift!) And of course @pullstart and family were a joy! And special thanks to @roadapples for taking blame for the micro TLB project! Mrs had a great time visiting and roaming and is ready to go get herself an RJ!

And as we say goodbye to old friends and the new friends we made at this show - we thank you all-and Wild Bill for another set of awesome tractor parades- they are so much fun and informative for us all! Also thanks to him for donating his trademarked and autographed shirt for the raffle! Check out his cool pinstriping on his truck! Take care, Have a Happy Fourth of July and hope to see you all next year!

Heck! I don’t even need to take any pics myself! Just add these to my phone! Great job Mrs. Rules and thanks

Riley on her dad’s tractor confirming Pullstart‘a a great dad- and she is having a great time at the Big Show!

D series roll over plow -impressive!

Had a friend move to a new place on a couple acres, the back ditch needed some major attention so we put the 312 on it! Took 3 passes as it was worked down but came out good. He's now wanting a horse of his own...

Surprizes the whole week. Heavy rain and hail hit on TU our shop at about 16:00, fortunately only slight damages. Yesterday at 13:00 we sit with a coffee at the Balcony and decide what to do at afternoon, we see a calves herd they running straight to the Road. I see no Fella arround and decide to catch them to prevent a disaster. They seem to be lucky to see a Person, and et directing them extremely easily to the Shed. I give mart‘l a call, if he missed few maybe. He started immediately a roundcall to find out who‘s the Owner. As a Thanks, the Calves help me at Mowing and enjoy the Grass. Mart‘l jokes me if the owner wouldn‘t be found within a Day, the Calves would be mine. He meant hey ya have now a huge Areal, you just must take care of them and pray the owner will be found. He uses his honest facial to joke me - and yes he had Success. The Calves can be easily directed in a Save Area, we use 2 wires to keep them in until their Owner was found. 10 Trailer‘s later all 22 Calves be back their home save. Another Country Story what just can happen outside any City. They be running 80Km far from their Home just to visit me. I like them and i decide i will may be visit them once with the Wheelhorse.

The adorable Kylie!

I could hear those axles squealing over my straight piped Duramax! Speaking of channeling your inner me, how many GT-14’s are under that canopy?

I believe Mrs. Rules captured the spirit of this years Big Show. Thank you for taking us along for the ride!!! BTW...say hi to Craig for me.

Ava and the ride away senior model tractor which is just one of the amazing models that she and Eston and their company make! Bill was funny asking if it shrunk in the wash!

Charlie showed everybody the 2 raffle tractors that can be won today! Please get a ticket -or more!