Anonymous-0
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saw what looked like CHADS heading to Eighty Four, PA to work on R & D with the Silver Bullet owners......his H runs simalar to the Silver Bullett so they are sharing info.........
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Anonymous-0
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Never heard of the Silver Bullet pulling an H. Chads H runs respectfull looking forward to seeing him at some of the pulls this year. I just got back from Michigan tonight and seen some engines that are built very well. Looking forward to the Princeton Pull.
Anonymous-0
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never met Chad in person but i think his heart is in the right place.
Cody Adgent
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Dude, get off his A$$! What has Chad done to you? I would gurantee if anyone,including you, needed his help, he would gladly try his best. He has never backed up on anything I've asked of him. People like that are few and far between these days, but loud mouth skeptics who are quick to judge someone and run their names throught the mud.. seem to be on every street corner.
MJT Lifes Good Pullen
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We must be bored in the off season..... Let's talk about something more productive.... Dave what do you pull I my sense is red? What model and class? Thanks, Mike
Anonymous-0
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I pull a Farmall M Division 3 I try to compete with the Baker engines from Michigan but it doesnt always work out so well.
Anonymous-0
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My H is in the shed. ChadS
Cockshutt Mike
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Cody, you are 100% right about Chads !!! As for people that try to run good people down you must remember something. With your A$$ on your shoulders all that will come out is bunch of SH??
Anonymous-0
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would like to say thank you to chad everything you have ever told me was the truth and helped. my grandad always said "he who knows all can, learn nothing".chad always listens and learns so why not learn from a man who will help shoot it straight and not back up.
extrempuller
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Sound's like maybe a stalker or a verry noisy person. I gues every one need's to post a add when your going to a fellow puller's house or even driveing in the area! This way every one knows what's going on and were not building any thing new or out of the ordinary?
Cody Adgent
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Not yet. It is a very neat piece and would make someone a great start on a good puller
CoopertownBob
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Just what we need, more gossip. Sometimes pullers can be worse then women in that department. Oh well, gonna be a long, cold winter...
CoopertownBob
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In the shed huh? In how many pieces? My H is in the shed too, in at least four pieces...
Anonymous-0
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Its all together.
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