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John

06-27-2002 19:09:36




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How does A JD G do as far as pulling? I am in the middle of IH country and there is not A lot of us pulling the green iron. What class can I expect to get down to , and where is the best place to shed those unwanted pounds(i'm starting to sound like my wife huh). Thanks in advance




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Wind

06-28-2002 05:33:41




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 Re: Pulling G in reply to John, 06-27-2002 19:09:36  
A lot of G's pulling around here. Used to know a guy in central IA that had a super amazing G. He had also pulled out 3, 4, & 6th gears for wieght. He had really bored and stroked that thing and he really had trouble in the 5500# class. Couldn't keep the power to the ground, but in anything heavier, he was the king! He was running pressed steel rims in the rear too. Took off the rollomatic and went with a fabricated front wheel, later changed to a steel wide front. Had taken out the oil bath filter and somehow replaced with a paper style right on the carb.

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ken

06-27-2002 19:29:05




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 Re: Pulling G in reply to John, 06-27-2002 19:09:36  
The G is a very good puller.All the pulls i pull in a G is most always the one you have to beat.They will get down to about 5500 wieght class and go up to what ever you want to spend.The cast wheels can be changed to pressed steel and drop the hydraulics and pto to lose some weight.



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