What's the most fun you ever had?

I'm talking about most fun to your own definition with old Allis tractors!

Could be a barn find? Unburying it after years of storage?

Could be an old tractor starting up from a 30 year nap.

Could be taking a salvage tractor to fully functional condition?

Could be farming the back 40 acres cutting hay?

Could be a tractor parade with your family?

What was the best memory to you??

Some memories of sounds you never forget.
B on a buzz saw. The governor kicking in halfway through a
good sized log

D15 on a feed grinder ( still do this occasionally)

D19 gas on a silage blower pushing it up 90ft.

E gleaner engine with a 30kw generator attached

WD45 going a 1/4 mile with a 4row cultivator and listening to
the brake pedal bang on the footrest turning on the end

7000 plowing in the fall darkness. You could see the stadium lights
and hear the engine like you were standing next to it.

7040 with the discbine makes a sweet sound with the 2 steady tones.

Thinking about this makes me wonder about my sanity. Most of my best memories are running through the night and getting done as the sun is coming up, usually running a baler. Did it twice this year, once on the seriesIII and once on the 7030. When I had my 7060 years ago I liked to plow at night, less distractions to what you are doing. Nothing quite like watching the sun come up on a completed job.
In the last three years we have had at least three times that we have finished baling with the stackers right behind us and the rain hitting less than half an hour later.
I bought the 7030 and the D14 this year at auction for low prices on both, that was fun too. And then finding that they were each in better shape than expected was a fun experience.
Lots of what I would consider fun experiences, but I can't think of one that sticks out as the most fun.

Ted

My first time driving a tractor, my uncles F20, I was only 7 years old. It was summer in the late 40's and it was time to bring loose hay into the barm for winter storage.  This was prior to using a Bayler.  Picture a tractor a hay wagon and a hay loader attached to the rear of the wagon. It was a long train of implements.  My uncle, and my grandfather were on the wagon. One of them would get off the wagon, put the tractor in first gear, let out the clutch. My job was to stay on the row of windrowed hay.  That was a pretty impresive job for a 7 year old.  The fact that they trusted me to do a good job still amazes me.  Its a memory I will take to my grave

The most fun? Wow, that's hard to pin down! So many great times on Orange tractors, (and Red). I'm going with riding on the toolbox of the WD with Grandpa at the wheel. Hard to believe that tractor was less than 20 years old then.