Dale- how about a band dual setup? You could drill holes in your tin rims for the eyes of the hooks. It all depends on the rims style to though- not really sure if those rims would accept the band of the duals. I'd say in your ground if you weight up the belly bars and the rear you might be ok. One thing I've learned when plowing with the pulling tractors- run ready rod through the weights and bolt them together and or use a rachet strap and tie them on. Make sure your mounting bolts are up to the weight- its a whole new ball game for those mounting bolts in a field compared to a smooth track and pit area!! Finding and digging up weights is not fun!!! OH by the way- I got a turbo setup that works and is pretty easy to find if your still looking to go that route- just drop me or gpuller a line and I'll tell you whats shaken to get some more horse.
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