Tractor Christmas Lights

MessickFarmEqu · Dec 15, 2007

We sit right off a major highway, so for the last several years we've taken to decorating a few tractors. This year was a bit more lights than last. About 8000ft worth.

wdscot · Dec 15, 2007

Thank you for sharing your pictures. It is nice to see someone with the Christmas Spirit. I wish I was closer to your location, so I could visit and buy you a cup of coffee. Regards Wayne

froggy · Dec 15, 2007

Cool pictures. Thanks for posting them.

hagman · Dec 15, 2007

Great photos. It's nice to see someone with Xmas spirit in these days of P.C.

Hagman

asylum575 · Dec 15, 2007

Merry Christmas to all the guys at Messicks.
Special Thanks to Neil for my BX24 and Barry for an on time delivery.

Merry Christmas to all TBNers

Ed

MessickFarmEqu · Dec 15, 2007

I need to go out and take more pictures. When I took these not everything had turned on yet. We did the roof lines of the sales and service buildings, the Nitro Sprayer, A Kubota KX080 excavator, our Case IH and New Holland signs, and the highway fence. It took two guys about two days. Its nothing though compared to the farm up the road about a mile. The guy borrows a telehandler from us and spends a solid 2-3 weeks putting up lights. Its awesome, professional looking and not tacky.

AndyMA · Dec 15, 2007

Looks great Neil. Is it possible to take a few pictures of the farmer's place and post them?

andy

Shantycoke · Dec 15, 2007

Merry Christmas and happy new year to you folks at Messicks. Nice to see a business that's not afraid to have a sign that says Christmas. I wish more were like that.
Come on snow.
Pat

jimmer2880 · Dec 15, 2007

Ditto what others have said. Merry Christmas

Robert_in_NY · Dec 15, 2007

MessickFarmEqu said:
I need to go out and take more pictures. When I took these not everything had turned on yet. We did the roof lines of the sales and service buildings, the Nitro Sprayer, A Kubota KX080 excavator, our Case IH and New Holland signs, and the highway fence. It took two guys about two days. Its nothing though compared to the farm up the road about a mile. The guy borrows a telehandler from us and spends a solid 2-3 weeks putting up lights. Its awesome, professional looking and not tacky.

So when are we going to see the entire display