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Tell the allis guy who you talked to . I am going to leave him anonymous that the picture of my distributor keeps coming to the front of the modern view since wi50 cant let a thread of his die and keeps wanting to spread his ignorant poision of only little motors can turn rpms.
 
(quoted from post at 16:04:04 06/25/11) Tell the allis guy who you talked to . I am going to leave him anonymous that the picture of my distributor keeps coming to the front of the modern view since wi50 cant let a thread of his die and keeps wanting to spread his ignorant poision of only little motors can turn rpms.
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I'm sure he'll see this post Mitch, Was hoping you could point him in the right direction starter wise. We had a good day in Pa for the Cases. Started running that identical distributor setup at least 10 yrs ago on our DC, all most tractors ever need.mEl
 
I told him what I did to get mine to start with a starter . I think it will work for him but you never no untill you try .
 
(quoted from post at 21:16:23 06/25/11) How many trophys did you bag Mel?
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Mitch, did not count them and up here it's just ribbons, pbly a half dozen or so and We are just building for others right now. Our newest, a 400 moderate cube Case got lucky with a beautiful run and beat a terrific running big cube M by 21 ft. Good balance and double cut 18.4X38s that grabbed the track. A good Hi RPM run in 3rd gear was good enough, the customer is brand new to this tractor and listening and learnig well. On this track I suspect he could have gone 4th but as I said , he as well as ourselves is just learning the tractor. A high speed jet adjustment by the track seemed to really pump up the top rpm range by getting more fuel for a W/O throttle plate. I was glad to see the Allis boys up here in our neck of the woods and enjoyed there eagerness to talk tractor. I think they would attest to our group of tractors strength on the track. mEl
 
(quoted from post at 05:50:26 06/26/11)
(quoted from post at 21:16:23 06/25/11) How many trophys did you bag Mel?
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Mitch, did not count them and up here it's just ribbons, pbly a half dozen or so and We are just building for others right now. Our newest, a 400 moderate cube Case got lucky with a beautiful run and beat a terrific running big cube M by 21 ft. Good balance and double cut 18.4X38s that grabbed the track. A good Hi RPM run in 3rd gear was good enough, the customer is brand new to this tractor and listening and learnig well. On this track I suspect he could have gone 4th but as I said , he as well as ourselves is just learning the tractor. A high speed jet adjustment by the track seemed to really pump up the top rpm range by getting more fuel for a W/O throttle plate. I was glad to see the Allis boys up here in our neck of the woods and enjoyed there eagerness to talk tractor. I think they would attest to our group of tractors strength on the track. mEl
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heres the big pull at next saturday?
 
(quoted from post at 06:02:54 06/26/11)
(quoted from post at 05:50:26 06/26/11)
(quoted from post at 21:16:23 06/25/11) How many trophys did you bag Mel?
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Mitch, did not count them and up here it's just ribbons, pbly a half dozen or so and We are just building for others right now. Our newest, a 400 moderate cube Case got lucky with a beautiful run and beat a terrific running big cube M by 21 ft. Good balance and double cut 18.4X38s that grabbed the track. A good Hi RPM run in 3rd gear was good enough, the customer is brand new to this tractor and listening and learnig well. On this track I suspect he could have gone 4th but as I said , he as well as ourselves is just learning the tractor. A high speed jet adjustment by the track seemed to really pump up the top rpm range by getting more fuel for a W/O throttle plate. I was glad to see the Allis boys up here in our neck of the woods and enjoyed there eagerness to talk tractor. I think they would attest to our group of tractors strength on the track. mEl
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heres the big pull at next saturday?
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Mitch, they're at it today at Hughesville, Pa. A 3.5 and 6 MPH event. 6 being more like 9 but we like that as fewer will run 9 than 6. mEl
 
(quoted from post at 06:10:03 06/26/11)
(quoted from post at 06:02:54 06/26/11)
(quoted from post at 05:50:26 06/26/11)
(quoted from post at 21:16:23 06/25/11) How many trophys did you bag Mel?
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Mitch, did not count them and up here it's just ribbons, pbly a half dozen or so and We are just building for others right now. Our newest, a 400 moderate cube Case got lucky with a beautiful run and beat a terrific running big cube M by 21 ft. Good balance and double cut 18.4X38s that grabbed the track. A good Hi RPM run in 3rd gear was good enough, the customer is brand new to this tractor and listening and learnig well. On this track I suspect he could have gone 4th but as I said , he as well as ourselves is just learning the tractor. A high speed jet adjustment by the track seemed to really pump up the top rpm range by getting more fuel for a W/O throttle plate. I was glad to see the Allis boys up here in our neck of the woods and enjoyed there eagerness to talk tractor. I think they would attest to our group of tractors strength on the track. mEl
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heres the big pull at next saturday?
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Mitch, they're at it today at Hughesville, Pa. A 3.5 and 6 MPH event. 6 being more like 9 but we like that as fewer will run 9 than 6. mEl
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hat was the speeds yesterday?
 
(quoted from post at 06:17:49 06/26/11)
(quoted from post at 06:10:03 06/26/11)
(quoted from post at 06:02:54 06/26/11)
(quoted from post at 05:50:26 06/26/11)
(quoted from post at 21:16:23 06/25/11) How many trophys did you bag Mel?
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Mitch, did not count them and up here it's just ribbons, pbly a half dozen or so and We are just building for others right now. Our newest, a 400 moderate cube Case got lucky with a beautiful run and beat a terrific running big cube M by 21 ft. Good balance and double cut 18.4X38s that grabbed the track. A good Hi RPM run in 3rd gear was good enough, the customer is brand new to this tractor and listening and learnig well. On this track I suspect he could have gone 4th but as I said , he as well as ourselves is just learning the tractor. A high speed jet adjustment by the track seemed to really pump up the top rpm range by getting more fuel for a W/O throttle plate. I was glad to see the Allis boys up here in our neck of the woods and enjoyed there eagerness to talk tractor. I think they would attest to our group of tractors strength on the track. mEl
Click to expand...
heres the big pull at next saturday?
Click to expand...

Mitch, they're at it today at Hughesville, Pa. A 3.5 and 6 MPH event. 6 being more like 9 but we like that as fewer will run 9 than 6. mEl
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hat was the speeds yesterday?
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There were 3.5 and unlimiter rpm any gear. Gonna guess the better runners were at 10-15 mph ex the v8's
 
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