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JD 70 gas for pulling

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Dave P

12-01-1999 17:43:21




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Anyone out there ever had any experience pulling a 70 gas? How are they for pulling? Would appreciate some information.




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Brandon Gantt

12-02-1999 19:19:54




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 Re: JD 70 gas for pulling in reply to Dave P, 12-01-1999 17:43:21  
If you have the money i have seen a 70 gas with 135 horsepower. That is what they say anyway. He pulls cut 20-8-38s in 3rd in the 9200 super and this is a high geared 70. Merfeild built it and John Fray Berry owns it.



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since were talkin pullin

12-02-1999 13:56:46




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 Re: JD 70 gas for pulling in reply to Dave P, 12-01-1999 17:43:21  
I have a G that I have pulled several times.It has spun out every time without choking,but I am also running 13.6 38 new Armstrongs with a good running stock engine.I have got a set of road worn 15.5 Firestone tires that I want to put on it.Will this give the G more than it wants,or will it do fine.P.S I have not seen a 70 gas pull but I watched a 70 diesel once and it really puffed out the smoke and it pulled out with ease.Later Jack.

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STMTS

12-02-1999 17:21:42




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 Re: Re: JD 70 gas for pulling in reply to since were talkin pullin, 12-02-1999 13:56:46  
What I been told and have seen, the track plays a big part whether it is hard or soft.My experience with a hard track the smaller tires work, also do you play the throttle?What I mean when you start to slip start a little at a time to bump the throttle back down either til it dies or just spins out.My 630Lp works like that very good ,it doesn't stall though.



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STMTS

12-01-1999 17:54:45




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 Re: JD 70 gas for pulling in reply to Dave P, 12-01-1999 17:43:21  
No but I'm considering to But need to get weight down Was thinking pressed steel rims.I have ser.#558 that has been changed to Lpgas.So it's overbored at least .045 it should do something.What do you have?



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Dave P

12-01-1999 18:02:52




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 Re: Re: JD 70 gas for pulling in reply to STMTS, 12-01-1999 17:54:45  
We have a 1954 70 gas that is .045" over. Can't recall serial # right now. Doesn't have power steering but because of high speed of 1st gear, thought that it might do well as most antique pulls in our area (So. Tier of NY) require use of low gear. Also, some antique pulls in our area are going to a formula based on plow rating and stock weight. We really never see many 70's at the antique pulls around here.

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Gman

12-01-1999 18:31:12




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 Re: Re: Re: JD 70 gas for pulling in reply to Dave P, 12-01-1999 18:02:52  
Dave--70 all-fuel has the same cubic in. as a J.D. G (413) 70 Gas is 379 cu.in.Stroke it about 1 in. and bore to .250 and go pullin. Gman



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STMTS

12-01-1999 18:29:24




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 Re: Re: Re: JD 70 gas for pulling in reply to Dave P, 12-01-1999 18:02:52  
I haven't seen one pull yet .We're in Tipton,Okla.This one is a 53 before the power steering option,but it does have live PTO,most 70,s here were factory LPgas ,I have 3or 4 of them, This 70 was built a gas before the LPgas option also.



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