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Wd allis chalmers pulling

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Johnny Williams

04-19-2000 18:23:45




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. I am just
getting
> started in the Antique Tractor Pulling. I am planning to pull in the stock
> class for now so I can get my feet wet and maybe later move up to the
super
> stock class. In the stock class I can pull in low gear and maximum
factory
> RPM. The tire size & weight class is as follows:
> 2700-3200-3700 13.6 max tire
> size and 12" max wheel width
>
> 4200-4700-5200 14.9 max tire
> size and 13"max wheel width
> note** All tractors must have a maximum of 38" diameter wheels or OEM
> diameter wheels.
>
> My WD now has 14.9-28 tire size. rim dia.is 30 "
>
>
> , what I am needing help on is how to get the most horse power
I
> can get out of the engine and how to best place my weights to get my
tractor
> to hook the ground. Most of the people here in SC. pull farmalls,John
Deere,
> and Case and I cant seem to get much information on the Allis Chalmers.
>
>
> Johnny Williams
>
> PS: I have already stripped the Hyd. pump,PTO, and lift arms off the
> tractor. Everyone told me to get the tractor as light as possible and
place
> the weight back where I need them the most.

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sammy the RED

05-25-2000 18:40:48




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 Re: wd allis chalmers pulling in reply to Johnny Williams, 04-19-2000 18:23:45  
Try posting on the Tractor Pulling Board, they should be able to help you.



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Jack Pflueger

04-20-2000 17:04:55




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 Re: wd allis chalmers pulling in reply to Johnny Williams, 04-19-2000 18:23:45  
I know a man in west TN that does good on a WD and he can tell you what and how to do it.If interested email me and I can give you his number.Jack TN.



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