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will allis b pull 2 furrow plough another question

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derwen1959

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i have just been watching tractor pulling on u tube where an Allis B won the 2500 pound class from 2010 and I would like to know what weight it was pulling and I am sure someone will know , perhaps it was not 2010 but that is not important thanks in advance
 
I am not sure which youtube B pulling you viewed. any that I found was pulling a transfer sled and weight being pulled at the start is mostly on the sled tires and not on the pad. As the weight box goes up more weight is placed on the pad to the point the tractor can not pull it. The actual weight the tractor is not measured. I pulled three different B's on transfer sleds in the 2000 pound class and the 2500 class. I always made sure my tractors weighed no more that a half pound less than the class weight. If they would allow a pound or two over I made sure I took advantage of it. I weighed in with a half tank of gas so I could add a little gas or remove a little to be at the max.
The two paper plates on the front is the pulling position in line for the two classes.
BAllistractorpull-vi.jpg


The narrow front B as the pad weight started to tax the tractor.
RileyBenefitPullSept42004023-vi.jpg
 
It started to tax the little B in the above picture but didn't stop it. Still got down the track wagging the front.

RileyBenefitPullSept42004034-vi.jpg
 
No, those are of my narrow front B. It has a C front end and I used the B steering box. The steering link is down low unlike the C.

narrowfrontB3-vi.jpg

completedCpullingtractor-vi.jpg
 
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