Al Hoyt of Center Hill, Florida, on his 1951 Ferguson TO-20 with Ferguson manure loader and spreader

Gail Hoyt of Center Hill, Florida, and "Lucky", on their MF-10 Variable Speed Lawn Tractor.

Jim Storment of Mount Vernon, Illinois, on a 1950 Ferguson TO-20 owned by Al and Gail Hoyt. Attached is a Ferguson two-bottom plow.

Ted Feekes of Peterson, Iowa, on a 1955 Ferguson TO-35 owned by Al and Gail Hoyt. Attached is a Ferguson bog harrow.

John Brown of Claremont, Florida, on a 1954 Ferguson Pony owned by Al and Gail Hoyt. Attached is a Ferguson grain wagon.

Voris Miller of Wayne City, Illinois, on a 1953 Ferguson TO-30 owned by Al and Gail Hoyt. Attached is a Ferguson weeder.

Gene Kruse of Lincoln, Nebraska, on a 1948 Ferguson TO-20 owned by Danny Norman of Allenhurst, Georgia. This tractor is serial # 5.

John Quincel of Lakeland, Florida, on his late dad Spike Quincel's 1950 Ferguson TO-20.

Gale Lovelady of Lakeland, Florida, on a 1952 Ferguson TO-30 owned by John Quincel.

Jerry Sall of Hamilton, Michigan, on his 1951 Ferguson TO-20. Attached is a Ferguson soil scoop.

Joe Burk of Mount Vernon, Illinois, on a 1948 TE-20 owned by Al and Gail Hoyt. Attached is a Ferguson carry-all loaded with milk cans.

Don Feekes of Wichita, Kansas, on a 1952 Ferguson TO-30 owned by Al and Gail Hoyt. Attached are dual wheels and a Ferguson rotary hoe.

William Broach of Lake Placid, Florida, on his 1952 Ferguson TO-30. Attached is an aftermarket hydraulic boom.

Ernie Wiggin of Avon Park, Florida, on his 1951 Ferguson TO-35. Attached is a Ferguson crane.

Joyce Sall of Hamilton, Michigan, on her 1958 Massey Ferguson 50.

Gene Shemonic of Pickneyville, Illinois, on a 1960 Massey Ferguson 65 owned by Al and Gail Hoyt. Attached is a MF disc harrow.

Rick Weaver of Memphis, Tennessee, on a 1956 Ferguson F-40 owned by Al and Gail Hoyt. Attached is a full set of Ferguson row-crop cultivators.

I couldn't resist this photo of a proud grandpa driving his granddaughter "princess" in the tractor parade.

This here thing is a grape harvester. It was so unusual I had to get a shot of it.

1950 Ferguson TO-20, SN TO-34045, previously owned by Spike Quincel, restored by his son, John.

1952 Ferguson TO-30, SN TO-77586, owned by John Quincel.

1958 Massey Ferguson 50, SN SGM521179, owned by Michael Ray of Gainesville, Georgia.

1954 Ferguson Pony owned by Al Hoyt of Center Hill, Florida.

1956 Ferguson TO-35, SN TO-165215, owned by Ernie Wiggin of Avon Park, Florida.

1951 Ferguson TO-20, SN TO-59294, owned by Al Hoyt.

1956 Ferguson F-40, SN CGM400181, owned by Al Hoyt.

1940 Ford-Ferguson 9N owned by Jerry and Joyce Sall of Hamilton, Michigan.

1948 Ferguson TO-20, SN 5, owned by Danny Norman of Allenhurst, Georgia.

1955 Ferguson TO-35, SN TO-148985, owned by Al Hoyt.

1953 Ferguson TO-30, SN TO-109328, owned by Al Hoyt.

1948 Ferguson TO-20, SN TO-26760, owned by Al Hoyt.

1950 Ferguson TO-20, SN TO-26804, owned by Al Hoyt.

1952 Ferguson TO-30, SN TO-74028, owned by Al Hoyt. This tractor has dual rears plus is sporting the very rare Harry Ferguson "storm cover".

1956 Ferguson F-40, SN RSM400474, owned by Al Hoyt.

1963 Massey Ferguson 25 Diesel, SN 1101100, owned by Al Hoyt.

1958 Massey Ferguson 50, SN SGM514488, owned by Jerry and Joyce Sall of Hamilton, Michigan.

1955 TO-35 owned by Al Smith of Davisville, Georgia.

1952 Ferguson TO-30, SN TO-74028, owned by Al Hoyt. This tractor has dual rears.

1960 Massey Ferguson 65, SN CNM677684, owned by Al Hoyt.

1960 Massey Ferguson Super 95 owned by Al Hoyt.

1960 Massey Ferguson 98 owned by Al Hoyt.

1976 Massey Ferguson 1155 owned by Al Hoyt.

1951 TO-20, SN 59294, owned by Al Hoyt.

Ferguson Grain Wagon owned by Al Hoyt.

Ferguson S-JO-20 Soil Scoop, SN 1503, owned by Al Hoyt.

Ferguson RDO Ridger, SN 1506, owned by Al Hoyt.

Ferguson 14-AO-28 Muck Plow, SN 79791, owned by Al Hoyt.

Ferguson K-BE-A31 Spring Tooth Harrow, owned by Al Hoyt.

Ferguson Hay Rake owned by Al Hoyt.

Ferguson A-JO-20 Manure Spreader, owned by Al Hoyt.

Ferguson Fold-down Bumper, owned by Paul and Mary Thicke of LaCrosse, Wisconsin.

Ferguson ALO-A20 Cordwood Saw, SN 6260, owned by Gene Kruse of Lincoln, Nebraska. Sold at the show to a new owner.

Ferguson 14-AO-28 Two Bottom Plow, SN 158692, owned by Al Hoyt.

Ferguson H-BO-20 Bog Harrow, SN 2344, owned by Al Hoyt.

Ferguson T-JO-20 Transport Box, SN 6155, owned by Al Hoyt.

Ferguson SKO-20 Spring Shank Cultivator, SN 7626, owned by Danny Norman of Allenhurst, Georgia.

Ferguson RKO-20 Rotary Hoe, SN 3746, owned by Al Hoyt.

Ferguson Two-Row Cultivator owned by Al Hoyt.

Ferguson Two-Row Cultivator owned by Al Hoyt.

Ferguson Model AO 16" Single Bottom Plow, SN 10105, owned by Al Hoyt.

Massey Ferguson Model 25 Disc Harrow, owned by Al Hoyt.

Ferguson C-UO-21 Crane owned by Al Hoyt.

Ferguson MKO-21 Weeder, SN 29771, owned by Al Hoyt.

Ferguson Storm Cover owned by Gene Kruse.

1939 Ferguson-Brown Model A owned by Danny Norman.

1939 Ferguson-Brown Model A owned by Danny Norman.

"Lucky" has it good with pal Don Feekes and his dad Ted reading the tractor classifieds.

From left, clockwise, an unidentified lady, Ted Feekes, Joe Burk, Jim Storment, Voris Miller, and Gene Shemonic.

Gail Hoyt, Don Feekes, and Al Hoyt.

Voris Miller and Gene Shemonic.

At dinner at the "Four Seasons" in Fort Meade.

From left and clockwise, Sarah Weaver, Don Feekes, Jim Storment, Joe Burk, Gene Shemonic, Ted Feekes, Voris Miller, Gene Kruse, Al Hoyt, Joy Kruse, and Gail Hoyt. Not pictured because he was taking the picture, Rick Weaver.

Jerry Sall and Gene Kruse.

An unidentified guest, Jerry Sall, and Gene Kruse.

Voris Miller, Joe Burk, and Al Hoyt.

Gene Kruse talking to a new FENA member, Jerry Jenkins.

Sarah Weaver and Gene Shemonic.

"Lucky" is plumb tuckered out.

Joe Burk and Voris Miller.

Al Hoyt and Jim Storment. Which one will pull your leg the quickest?

The front row of Ferguson tractors.

Voris Miller, Jim Storment, Gene Shemonic (in red), and Joe Burk.

This little girl was fascinated with the tractor-shaped pencil holder. Just hope that one day she's as fascinated with the real thing!

Gene Kruse and John Quincel.

The big Snow engine. This thing is BIG and very impressive.

Recap of the Snow engine's statistics.