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| Jeremy Lee
07-12-2012 19:46:08
184.100.121.135
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I am going to pull my dc in an upcoming tractor pull, an recommendations on what gear to pull in?
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| C. Amick
07-16-2012 18:50:40
138.210.9.42
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Re: Tractor pulling question in reply to Jeremy Lee, 07-12-2012 19:46:08
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| Don Rudolph
07-13-2012 19:06:55
50.116.138.33
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Re: Tractor pulling question in reply to Jeremy Lee, 07-12-2012 19:46:08
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| I agree, 1st gear unless you are really pushing out some extra power. Make sure you have good spark plugs and wires, you can't afford to have it start missing and losing power. Don
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| wilson ind
07-13-2012 04:51:03
70.239.85.115
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Re: Tractor pulling question in reply to Jeremy Lee, 07-12-2012 19:46:08
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| tune it up and you will be very happy any decent old DC will pull well lug down and spin out Out west I pulled a 37CC did have lp head 4 1/16 pistons hot mag good cam Was known localy as the Case from Hell Have boxes of tropheys and blue ribbons
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| Ron Sa
07-13-2012 04:45:46
75.106.112.105
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Re: Tractor pulling question in reply to Jeremy Lee, 07-12-2012 19:46:08
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| Definitely 1st. Maybe around the farm hooked to an implement you can spin your tires in 2nd.
However, implement tongues tend to pull straight back on the drawbar.The sled's chain also pulls down and puts a lot more weight on the rear tires--up to twice as much. Unless your DC has oversize pistons and the high compression head A5505A, prepare for it to embarassing die in 1st.
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| Lamont
07-12-2012 19:52:36
72.161.160.104
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Re: Tractor pulling question in reply to Jeremy Lee, 07-12-2012 19:46:08
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