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building a pulling tractor

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Arentsen

01-13-2008 11:21:17




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I am wanting to build a pulling tractor that I can pull in the antique class (1958 and older) and in the farmers class. I wanted to know if you gays had any suggestions and what tractor I should look for. I would also like to know what tractors I can swich out parts on, like a bigger block or crank of a diferent tractors or stuff like that.




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utupuller

01-14-2008 19:33:45




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 Re: building a pulling tractor in reply to Arentsen, 01-13-2008 11:21:17  
If money is no object buy and build a G. If money is an object look at MM U"s.



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Hoss in Maine

01-13-2008 18:55:52




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 Re: building a pulling tractor in reply to Arentsen, 01-13-2008 11:21:17  
Ive got a stock 47a I pull with and have a ball.Ive won a few trophys with it and have even beat 880 oliver diesel with it.And I aint gay. Straight guy,Hoss



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1936

01-13-2008 15:21:07




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 Re: building a pulling tractor in reply to Arentsen, 01-13-2008 11:21:17  
You will need to get out the metal detector and go to the back yard and find all the coffee cans you dug in for a rainy day. To be serious about a correct puller tell the chief cook you well start with 5 grand and work up to 10 grand. All joking aside just buy one ready from a puller who is getting out. Let him make the mistakes learning the how to.



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woodvue

01-13-2008 12:01:32




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 Re: building a pulling tractor in reply to Arentsen, 01-13-2008 11:21:17  
Do some research over on the tractor pulling forum, those guys can help a lot.
Steven



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Kemper

01-13-2008 11:55:49




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 Re: building a pulling tractor in reply to Arentsen, 01-13-2008 11:21:17  
Use a Farmall,i don't like to see all these John Deeres all chopped up beyond recognition.



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ex farmall guy

01-13-2008 12:01:41




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 Re: building a pulling tractor in reply to Kemper, 01-13-2008 11:55:49  
they chopped up all the farmalls in 1984



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