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JD Tractor pullers Rule

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jd puller

03-02-2002 19:21:30




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JD rule!!!! I have a 1937 JD A and i pull it in the 45 hundrid pound class at my tractor pulling club and i win a lot. iam just wondering how many people on here pull tractors?




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52 A Boy

03-07-2002 14:51:42




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 Re: JD Tractor pullers Rule in reply to jd puller, 03-02-2002 19:21:30  
I have a 1952 JD A and with that creeper gear its hard to beat.



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Dave K (Fl)

03-04-2002 15:51:51




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 Re: JD Tractor pullers Rule in reply to jd puller, 03-02-2002 19:21:30  
I have a 1948 stock A I pull It weighs in around 5500 pounds. 4500 sounds light to me. I have only air in the tires but have the cast wheels. Pulls real good in the 5500 class. Most of the pulls around here in the antique pulls the JD poppers come out on top. I also pull an Allis Chalmers WD which comes up in the 4000 pound class and, if I lose, it's "always" to a JD 2 cyl. I never felt it hurt the tractor to pull. I seldom see a puller stall, spins the wheels first so no different than tough plowing I would say.

Dave

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37 JD A MAN

03-03-2002 18:47:41




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 Re: JD Tractor pullers Rule in reply to jd puller, 03-02-2002 19:21:30  
I see pulling as a fun sport that I have fun at.
I also made a stroker and spent my money. I also see guys and gals that have just as fun with there stock tractor. When I don't have fun anymore, I will give it up. Untill then go greene



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G-MAN

03-03-2002 15:59:49




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 Re: JD Tractor pullers Rule in reply to jd puller, 03-02-2002 19:21:30  
Anybody that rips on JD pullers is just jealous of our big pistons and longer strokes, LOL. Just had to throw that out there guys, thanks.



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KEG

03-03-2002 11:54:50




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 Re: JD Tractor pullers Rule in reply to jd puller, 03-02-2002 19:21:30  
I have my eye on a '42 JD B and would enjoy pulling with it. Not to win, just to have fun. But I have heard that pulling can be hard on a tractor. Any thoughts on this? Am I asking for broken parts, or is it nothing different than pulling a two bottom plow through Missouri clay?

KEG



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JD puller

03-04-2002 15:10:34




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 Re: Re: JD Tractor pullers Rule in reply to KEG, 03-03-2002 11:54:50  
Go have fun. It wont hurt. my A i have been pulling for about 20 years an still havent rebuilt it but it needs it. i got larger pistins in it. i wouldnt suggest pulling a B because they dont have a lot of power and the will probibly only pull up to like 3500 pounds but it will be a strugle because of the small engine size. i traded my 35' B for a allice chamers WD45 and i think i got a good deal on it. So, if you think it will be good for you go and have funn pulling and JD GREEN POWER!!!

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stephen G

03-03-2002 08:39:19




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 Re: JD Tractor pullers Rule in reply to jd puller, 03-02-2002 19:21:30  
I have a john deere model (m) (GM) (720) and I Like to do some pulling with the the G I do not do the best but i come in second most of the time not to bad but it is just fun. Stephen G



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Bamapuller

03-02-2002 20:49:28




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 Re: JD Tractor pullers Rule in reply to jd puller, 03-02-2002 19:21:30  
I do. Have 4 JD's. Two stock and 2 highly modified. Win a few and lose alot, but always have a fun time.



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old bones

03-02-2002 19:54:43




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 Re: JD Tractor pullers Rule in reply to jd puller, 03-02-2002 19:21:30  
once in a while i leave the key on and have to pull mine to start it. is that what you mean?
no, i don't pull, but i like to go and watch em scratch & snort.



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