Two of my grandsons wanted to do the pioneer day parade in Paso Robles so we took three cats over 7C 15 citrus fenders. Hi Crop 10 and a Orchard 15 wide gauge A few pictures going down spring street in Paso Robles. 

Few more pictures

Memories made and recorded, will be looked on in years to come.
Thanks!

Cool! I'd love to drive my 75 down the street! That Ten is so tiny! lol

Hi, Skinner.
Dang it, Man, you went ahead and had the parade without me. LOL.

Thanks for sharing.

Just my 0.02.

Deas
One thing we both know is this pioneer bunch doesn’t have any quit in them, so get your ducks in a row and get back over before the next one goes off Skinner

Hi, Skinner.
The way my 'ducks' are looking at the moment, I suspect that I am gonna be 'person of no fixed abode' in my camper wandering around the great DowNunda for maybe quite a while.

Try to have enough for both of us anyway.

Just my 0.02.

Very nice Jon-Mark! One thing I can say about the tractor world, its a family affair with many, yours especially. Nice assortment of toys there, and I would suspect you are already at the WHEAT show in Waterford, CA this weekend? I have not seen photos of Travis Hanson rumbling down the main road with his D-10. I would pay to see that one!
If you hurry, you can also participate in the Dixon truck show and catch Porter's ATHS truck gig in Orland, CA as well. Plenty to do this weekend besides work!
Thanks for being one of the good guys and sharing. JM

What a great day for you to have your 2 grandsons in the parade with you. Great looking machines. You are an asset to the hobby.

Just drove Spring Street in PR really, really had to find a cleat mark on the pavement one week later. In one place a continues scratch or mark. From a big steel wheel or something that happened since the parade last Sat morning. I lost count of how many 60's and a 75 or 2 with the wheel out front. Several Cat 35's and one RD6, as well as a TD 14 and TD 18. None of which had wood blocks on the track shoes. Many Cat 30's and smaller gas Cats.