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How do i make WD into a strong puller

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49WD

10-20-2002 14:28:26




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I want a good pulling tractor but do not want to spend a lot of money. I was thinking i could keep my WD and make it a puller. How do i make it into a very strong pulling machine. I don't want to spend a lot of moeny thanks!




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AC190

10-21-2002 07:35:23




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 Re: How do i make WD into a strong puller in reply to 49WD, 10-20-2002 14:28:26  
In addition to what others said. Pick and chose your tracks. You will do best on black sticky or clay power tracks. The competion will run out of horses before you do.



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Jim (Mi)

10-21-2002 06:09:30




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 Re: How do i make WD into a strong puller in reply to 49WD, 10-20-2002 14:28:26  
First off in 3500-4500lbs div's I & II, a WD is already a real strong puller. What div's were you planning on pulling?



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bill

10-20-2002 18:12:41




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 Re: How do i make WD into a strong puller in reply to 49WD, 10-20-2002 14:28:26  
sell it and buy a moline



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You got to be kidding.

10-21-2002 07:36:59




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 Re: Re: How do i make WD into a strong puller in reply to bill, 10-20-2002 18:12:41  
Right? Or smoking something.



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Archie

10-20-2002 17:46:50




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 Re: How do i make WD into a strong puller in reply to 49WD, 10-20-2002 14:28:26  
WD49 My wd has wd 45 crank and pistons, and a d 17 allis head on it.I have cut tires, some places won't let you run cut tires. It will hold it's own in the weight class. Runs out of traction long before power. Good luck and look for the end of the track. Archie



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John (C-IL)

10-20-2002 17:01:49




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 Re: How do i make WD into a strong puller in reply to 49WD, 10-20-2002 14:28:26  
Get it running good, get it balanced and get your tires right and you will have a tractor as strong as any in it's class. Now if you're talking a sneaky powerhouse, the more power you want the more money you spend, how much power do you want?



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49WD

10-20-2002 17:09:10




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 Re: Re: How do i make WD into a strong puller in reply to John (C-IL), 10-20-2002 17:01:49  
Get tires Good you said what do you mean



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John (C-IL)

10-21-2002 04:38:01




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 Re: Re: Re: How do i make WD into a strong puller in reply to 49WD, 10-20-2002 17:09:10  
Generally new tires are not the way to go. You should look for some that probably have less than half tread on them. One of the other posts mentions "cut tires" that is how you get better performance from your tires. The next key is air pressure and weight. You will run out of traction long before you run out of power on most tracks.



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Tom

10-20-2002 17:00:56




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 Re: How do i make WD into a strong puller in reply to 49WD, 10-20-2002 14:28:26  
45 crank and pistons, or pistons from a newer tractor with the same engine but with higher compression. Maybe the "tall head" too.



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