Posted by Kip-Utah on March 26, 2013 at 10:40:57 from (67.2.77.122):
In Reply to: Track Length posted by ABandi on March 26, 2013 at 04:36:18:
This is not in the spirit of saving time as it may create a few more full pulls and possibly make you do a few more pull offs...however for someone that has never had the thrill of making a full pull you have created the opportunity for them,and in my oppinion this is good. We pull a 250 ft. track all the time and our sled operators manage to have most classes pulling in the 180" to 225" range except for the very lightest classesthat are in the 135"-150" range.
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