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Super 88 pulling

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Stu

09-16-2007 17:36:21

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Here is a picture of me pulling yesterday at the show in a class for the displayed tractors. I pulled in the 7000# class. The Super 88 weighed 6555 with me at the wheel. The rear tires are 15.5x38 that are full with fluid. The class used the old type of sled. The sled was weighted with dead weight, and as you pulled ther would be two people step on as you drove by. This was the first time that I have ever pulled. In the end the 88 had plenty of power left but spun out. I finished in third place. The bad thing is it loks like I've discoved another place to spend money. Stu

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NOS88

09-20-2007 15:38:55

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Re: Super 88 pulling in reply to Stu, 09-16-2007 17:36:21

Nice super Stu. Only takes one trip down the track and your hooked. Its alot of fun. Can be expensive hobby but depends what type of classes you would want to pull. I have a super88 I built up myself for pulling. Rolling chassis came from one place, sheet metal off a number of others and the engine from another. In 2002 I bored and stroked the motor and has been a blast.

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770

09-16-2007 17:43:16

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Re: Super 88 pulling in reply to Stu, 09-16-2007 17:36:21

Oh come on, you know you want to do it again!!!

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Stu

09-16-2007 17:47:55

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Re: Super 88 pulling in reply to 770, 09-16-2007 17:43:16

You are 100% correct. I wanted to pull again today. I would like to build a fleetline 88 with a 310, but my main problem is insufficient funds. Stu

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davects

09-18-2007 15:45:58

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Re: Super 88 pulling in reply to Stu, 09-16-2007 17:47:55

Stu,

Why don't you sell me your 2255 4x4. You'll have plenty of $ for pulling. Did the cabs and parts you got off of me work out?

Dave

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770

09-17-2007 17:55:51

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Re: Super 88 pulling in reply to Stu, 09-16-2007 17:47:55

A super 88 built right will kick plenty of..."rear"!

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