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| Video (Click to play) A short video clip of the Leck family's 1921 Frick 9x10 engine plowing with an 8-bottom John Deere plow. |
 With its growing popularity, the plowing demonstration gets larger every year. Many of the steamers and prairie tractors take a turn shining the moldboards. Brad Vosburg's 65 Case shown here hooking up to Dave Shearns' 8-bottom Rumely plow. Photo by Bob Melville |
 Dave Shearns on a Rumely Oil-Pull with Ed Dina's 30-60 Avery taking a turn on the Rumely 8-bottom. Many thanks to Dave for coordinating the 2006 feature- Rumely and Otto. Photo by Bob Melville |
 Also an expanding area of the Pageant, some of the construction equipment gets out to the dirt pile and blows the cobwebs out. Here is Adam Whyte digging in with his D8 Caterpillar. Photo by Bob Melville |
 The Harris family's 20 HP Reeves and in the background Fred Paseri's 50 HP Case belted up to the sawmill. Photo by Bob Melville |
 Many stand in amazement watching Ed Dina's 30-60 Hart-Parr just idle. It certainly is a mechanical wonder. Photo by Bob Melville |
 Mike Kempher of Gillett, PA parading his freshly restored Rumely Oil Pull. Photo by Bob Melville |
 Ed Dina's 30-60 Rumely making a run down the parade route before heading to the plow field. Dave Shearns is riding along on his 8-bottom Rumely plow. Photo by Bob Melville |
 Part of the feature engine display, this 1904 Otto gas engine owned by Al Provenzono mesmerizes this young spectator. Photo by Bob Melville |
 A few of the hundreds of antique gas engines that are exhibited every year. Photo by Bob Melville |
 Emery Masiker's veneer mill always draws a big crowd, especially when a 25-foot sheet of veneer gets strung out across the drive way. Photo by Bob Melville |
 As the sun sets on another fine day, there's still activity at the saw mill and the antique tractor pull is well underway. Photo by Bob Melville |