Don't try this at home
Well, it's sure as * no truck lol, it's a pesticide tractor:
Sprayer Tractor | Flickr - Photo Sharing!
Sprayer Tractor | Flickr - Photo Sharing!
really? they're real popular down where i'm at in florida. they use them in the crop fields but then again, a lot of guys build vehicles like that for the mudpits down here like redneck yaht club and devil's mud garden play ground like so


Last edited by Conrice; Jul 4, 2012 at 04:46 PM.
ya i know....
but they even have a huge show specifically for those vehicles and airboats. its funny, you have the coast - nothing southern about it, but go 15 miles east of where i'm at - that's all they live for!
Redneck Yacht Club Mud Park
and there's a few other ones too. if you go to a gas station on a friday night in my area - you're guaranteed to see a few trucks pulling trailers with those mud buggies on them fueling up for the weekend.
but they even have a huge show specifically for those vehicles and airboats. its funny, you have the coast - nothing southern about it, but go 15 miles east of where i'm at - that's all they live for!
Redneck Yacht Club Mud Park
and there's a few other ones too. if you go to a gas station on a friday night in my area - you're guaranteed to see a few trucks pulling trailers with those mud buggies on them fueling up for the weekend.

crop vehicle
Yea, Orlando is weird too. Very big city sometimes but really no big city.
On the east side where I am its' more woodsy and country folk. Hunters and such.
On the other coast where our beach house is its all 'beach' with a little trail guys thrown in. There are some mud boggers but not enough mud bogging (that I recall) to go too extreme with your vehicle. Its still has to be beach-able when the 'bettys' roll into town.
On the east side where I am its' more woodsy and country folk. Hunters and such.
On the other coast where our beach house is its all 'beach' with a little trail guys thrown in. There are some mud boggers but not enough mud bogging (that I recall) to go too extreme with your vehicle. Its still has to be beach-able when the 'bettys' roll into town.


