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Posted by bberry on December 18, 2013 at 21:56:29 from (107.35.174.254):

I just realized, i havent done one of these yet.
My names brett on i run those darned ole ollies. Always been a green and white fan since i was a kid driving my dads 1850 diesel (now mine) around our operation in south eastern michigan. Ive been around to a few shows sweeping up the out of farm 10000# classes with said 1850 too. Shes not much no turbos or injection just well balanced fuel pump and weight. I farm with her daily so i dont gamble with breaking a crank but i do have a bit of fun running down 4430s and 1066s. I just aquired a 770 gas that ive posted on here a couple times about as well that will be seen around at shows and pulls as well (its a bit easier to transport 2 tons of steel rather than 5 haha. But youll be seeing me around on here posting and commenting alike, im a pretty straightforward guy. I dont stand for crappy attitudes and i know a thing or two that i might be able to add to help you out. I look forward to giving anyone a hand and recieving any CONSTUCTIVE critisism about my hair brained schemes i post about. Feel free to leave a comment and introduce yourself oh and tell me your color you run along with your rigs. Dont feel as though since i prefer meadow green that id run yours down, my family has or had one of about everything cockshutt, IH, farmall, even a two lung JD. Oh and included a video from my youtube account from a pull with the 1850 a couple years back.



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