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Don Rudolph

01-28-2007 09:01:15




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Any opinions on what year/configuration/tire size/ VAC would pull the best? Any ideas for that horrible hitch? What can be done to the 124 cu in motor? Thanks for your help! Don




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Jim McVay

02-02-2007 00:30:12




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 Re: VAC Puller in reply to Don Rudolph, 01-28-2007 09:01:15  
I put 148 engine parts in my VAC and use a J/D 5510 steped down drawbar turn over to get a higher height.



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Lamont

01-28-2007 18:41:45




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 Re: VAC Puller in reply to Don Rudolph, 01-28-2007 09:01:15  
I have one with an engine off of a Case 300 backhoe, supposed to be 148 cubic inches I was told. I"ve never had the chance to hook it to the sled, but it seems to be strong...well, for a VAC anyway. It has a really nice super-light set of 9-bolt hubs, pressed steel wheels, 11.2 X 36 rubber, 12 inch wheels on the front, weight brackets front and rear. It should be pretty lightweight. Maybe I can try it out this year.

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dctom

01-28-2007 14:26:48




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 Re: VAC Puller in reply to Don Rudolph, 01-28-2007 09:01:15  
DON, IF NO ONE IS WATCHING SLIP A 201 COMBINE ENGINE IN YOUR VAC, I DID IT TO TWO OF THEM ONE IS NOW IN PENNA, KICKING $$$ TOM



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dctom

01-28-2007 18:42:05




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 Re: VAC Puller in reply to dctom, 01-28-2007 14:26:48  
I THINK I HAD 16.9X26(EASY TO FIND FROM COMBINES) ON THE ONE I HAD YES YOU SURE CAN I PLAN ON TAKEING THEM TO RACINE IN MARCH TOM



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Don Rudolph

01-28-2007 14:31:59




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 Re: VAC Puller in reply to dctom, 01-28-2007 14:26:48  
Tom,
HEHEHEHEHEHE What size rear tires would you recommend? Don PS Can I still come and get dealers name off the cards?



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mj

01-28-2007 14:16:57




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 Re: VAC Puller in reply to Don Rudolph, 01-28-2007 09:01:15  
Get it as light as possible. There are 3 7/16 bore kits available. What's 'horrible' about the hitch?



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Don Rudolph

01-28-2007 14:27:05




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 Re: VAC Puller in reply to mj, 01-28-2007 14:16:57  
The drawbar slopes downward on the VAC's I've seen and it is only about 14 inches off the ground. Both of those characteristics would be a disaster if pulling a DC or SC. Don



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mj

01-30-2007 06:56:49




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 Re: VAC Puller in reply to Don Rudolph, 01-28-2007 14:27:05  
Hmmmm, all mine are straight. The clubs around here are letting us go to 19" on height but I've been pulling stock. Works okay but we're at about 5-6,000 ft. so we're not putting as much power to the rear wheels as at lower elevations.



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Augie

01-28-2007 13:51:06




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 Re: VAC Puller in reply to Don Rudolph, 01-28-2007 09:01:15  
There's room for 251cid, maybe more, in the G124 crankcase.



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