That turned out good do you ever take any of your attachment to shows or just keep them to your self an share them on the forums?
If you look at my profile picture, you'll see that I took the 11 piece round fender collection to the Dover Show in 2011. Each tractor had one attachment, and some where coupled to dump carts as well. It took three trailer loads to get everything there, and then home again, and a lot of planning to make sure the trailer was loaded correctly for everything to fit just right, so there wouldn't be a fourth trip returning home.
I like to see attachments on the tractors, and usually have them mounted if time allows me to prepare for a show. Sure the attachments take up more room when trying to load everything, but some of these attachments aren't always seen at every show, so getting them mounted and displayed is worth the extra effort.
When deciding on attachments to mount, I try to pick an attachment for the year of the tractor that it was first introduced to the market. In other words, I won't mount the 20 Air Compressor to the '63 110, as the compressor wasn't introduced to the market until 1965. Each show that I might attend will have different attachments each time. The '63 110 might have the mower deck mounted at one show, then the all yellow 36 snowthrower at another, and possibly the 42 6-way blade at yet another show. This keeps the display interesting and not so drab for the public viewing, especially for those people that attend shows frequently. They will start skipping over your display if they constantly see the same old display at every show. If you can, why not make it more interesting by changing things around?
