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Re: RE: NATPA rule


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Posted by Ron Brokaw on March 28, 2013 at 08:54:53 from (69.68.39.236):

In Reply to: Re: RE: NATPA rule posted by Superih on March 27, 2013 at 17:03:32:

Glad to hear that they are an advantage it makes me feel good. Let"s not outlaw the speed devices because these young pullers full of hemmroides (or is it steroid"s)like to show MOUCHO MEGA. Let"s outlaw TACHOMETERS, make everyone wear ear protection, (zero sound)and everyone wear TRIVOCALS so we can level the playing field. I came up with the idea of the wheel because (like the song says I"m not as good as I once was)pacing my tractor, listening to engine (I have 30% Hearing) seeing best areas of track. Those of you that don"t like the speed devices, go with your skill. But don"t take away a something that is helping (and I am seeing it) of the older generation of pullers that still want to compete. Look around guys and see how many 60-70 even 80 year old guys and gals
are pulling. Go ahead and outlaw them if it makes you feel good but I seen this coming and I dare someone to take a radar gun from a spectator with a display board held up of a tractor he wants to show speed of. His 1ST amendment right. JMHO. MAY GOD BLESS! I PLEDGE ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA FOR WHICH IT STANDS ONE NATION UNDER GOD WITH LIBERTY AND JUSTICE FOR ALL.
Ron Brokaw


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