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Don Rudolph

08-21-2004 16:16:47




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Forgive me-I just have to brag a little. The DC LP just won the local tractor pull in the 6250# class by 20 feet! That adjustable wide front is killer for pulling. Thanks for abiding with my bluster!!!! Don




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mole

08-21-2004 19:58:36




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 Re: DC Tractor pull in reply to Don Rudolph, 08-21-2004 16:16:47  
Just wondering what you guys have for engines to pull at those weights. Are they more or less stock or built up. My DC is pretty tired. It is all it will do to spin at 6000. Going to have to freshen it up before next year.



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Larry W.

08-22-2004 11:43:23




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 Re: DC Tractor pull in reply to mole, 08-21-2004 19:58:36  
We pull our DC in every class from 4500 up to 9000 depending on track and what pull it is. Pretty well stock motor, overbore kit, 5505A head, bigger carb, lots of rpms. Usually spin out in every class, we have had 18.4-38 radials on it until this summer when we went to 16.9's to save weight on pressed steel! The old Dc's are just natural pullers!



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joecool

08-21-2004 19:03:22




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 Re: DC Tractor pull in reply to Don Rudolph, 08-21-2004 16:16:47  
congrats, I pull a 51 dc, with 3 wheel weights on each side, no water in tires, narrow front, fenders and all, I weigh in at 6300 now. It seems to pull best around this weight class. I pulled today at #7500 and spun out, which is normal.



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Glenn F.

08-21-2004 18:37:31




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 Re: DC Tractor pull in reply to Don Rudolph, 08-21-2004 16:16:47  
I don't know much about pulling. How does the AWF help? Case weight wheels on the front? 6250# is pretty heavy! Fluid in those 15.5's? Glenn F.



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Don Rudolph

08-21-2004 18:56:57




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 Re: DC Tractor pull in reply to Glenn F., 08-21-2004 18:37:31  
Glenn,
The AWF is much lighter than the other front ends for weight considerations but it sticks out in front farther so as to provide more downward leverage during the pull. I have no fluid in the tires-just 2 sets of DC weights and tin wheels on the front. 6250 is just about right for a late DC. Don



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Camboted

08-21-2004 16:24:38




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 Re: DC Tractor pull in reply to Don Rudolph, 08-21-2004 16:16:47  
Go DC's! "You da man!!!" Congratulations!



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