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Rich

06-25-2001 21:20:36

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I just wanted to find out what some of you guys pull,where you pull and in what classes.What rules do you use,what types of divisions.I pull olivers and deeres Div II and IV.Just thought it would be nice to post something that everyone could reply to,looking forward to your reply. Rich B (NY)

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Shawn Deere

06-30-2001 22:48:27

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Re: What do you pull?? open reply. in reply to Rich, 06-25-2001 21:20:36

I pull a 1937 model A and I sure hope some of you come to Belle Plaine, Ia. on the 4th..

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Al Steadman

06-30-2001 21:45:16

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Re: What do you pull?? open reply. in reply to Rich, 06-25-2001 21:20:36

1946 M-H 81. We mainly pull in local club pulls
on almost any surface imaginable. These are the
type of pulls that have a between class water cart
made out of an old heating oil tank for the track
in dry years. They are the best and so are most
of the people. This tracor pulls anywhere between
3000 and 4500. It does a great job and has
several plaques and ribbons to her credit. As for
rules, well I'm looking for something else to do
on the weekend of July 20th. Goto this page to
see why. little-mountain.com/pioneer/pull.html
The word overkill comes to mind. Also they left
one off the list. ONE HOOK PER DAY PER TRACTOR.
Show's only for 2 days so not a lot of pullin' to
be done. If any of you guys get a chance, check
out Mercer Co's antique pull. No hard work...
just fun. (only downer is a pace tractor but
that's for safety.)

SEE YOU ON THE TRACK - ALAN

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06-29-2001 19:57:32

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Re: What do you pull?? open reply. in reply to Rich, 06-25-2001 21:20:36

I pull a Cockshutt 40 deluxe.I live in eastern N.Y. I pull in the 5500 to 9500 lbs classes on the sled and up to the 11,000 on dead weight.I would like to goto cooperstown pull heard it is pretty good.

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Rich

06-30-2001 21:23:52

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Re: Re: What do you pull?? open reply. in reply to Cookie, 06-29-2001 19:57:32

Cookie Where are you in central NY I live in Cooperstown where did you hear of the pull?? Please E mail we need a cockshutt at our pulls!! next best thing to an Oliver talk to you later.

Rich B

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Ana

06-29-2001 01:40:21

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Re: What do you pull?? open reply. in reply to Rich, 06-25-2001 21:20:36

Only just one question. I'm a Spanish girl and I'm translating "Seven" (the film) to Galician. In the film apears the expresion "tractor pulls" and I don't know what they're talking about. Could you answer me and tell me what a tractor pull is? Thank you very much.

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Dick L

06-29-2001 20:40:33

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Re: Re: What do you pull?? open reply. in reply to Ana, 06-29-2001 01:40:21

Tractor pulling is a contest where a tractor driver with his or her tractor, at close to the same weight and horse power,attempts to pull a transfer sled like the one in the picture farther down a dirt track than other drivers.

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Slo

06-28-2001 13:38:48

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Re: What do you pull?? open reply. in reply to Rich, 06-25-2001 21:20:36

47MM U in COATPA div 3, along with farm and brush pulls. 5500 - 8500

MH 101 Super (Wifes tractor) to hit the track next weekend for the first time. Will start in div 1, probably eventually set it up for div 2, hoping for 3500 & 4000.

Pull in Eastern and Central IN, Western OH, (and Sigourney IA's pull in March)

Just have to stay away from Dick L and his Outlaw Ollies....

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Dick L

06-28-2001 21:35:29

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Re: Re: What do you pull?? open reply. in reply to Slo, 06-28-2001 13:38:48

Slo, when you stay away from where I pull, I actually have a chance to win. I will still show up when I can to watch you pull and learn how it is done.

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Pete

06-28-2001 07:37:04

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Re: What do you pull?? open reply. in reply to Rich, 06-25-2001 21:20:36

I pulled against you at harris N Y this spring of course I was running 20% r.p.m.'s on my 39 "m" we also pull in penn and n.j. the following: "M" 52 div 3 6000 lb up. jd 70 div 2 6500 up, massy 55 div 2 5500 up, allis wd45 4500 up div 2, case vac div 2 3000 up, "R" jd 8500 div 2, 37 jd "A" div2 4500 up and when we get serious a Blown 427 chey in 5200 mod. and up. Jersey Guy's Pulling Team,

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Rich

06-28-2001 21:17:11

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Re: Re: What do you pull?? open reply. in reply to Pete, 06-28-2001 07:37:04

Hey Pete D, From Belvidere,How are you. How is the M running,Didn't get a chance to thank you for coming to the pull in Morris NY. we really appreciate you being there, hope to pull with again soon. we are pulling with Rick on the 4th of July. Drop me an E mail sometime.

Rich B

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ToddF

06-27-2001 10:00:40

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Re: What do you pull?? open reply. in reply to Rich, 06-25-2001 21:20:36

I pull a '54 JD70 with a wide front end. I pull in the stock classes, 6500 and 7500#'s. So far I haven't had any great success, but I have a lot of fun. My brother has a Farmall 560 diesel that pulls the same classes, and has done very well with it. We live in central New York.

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Rich

06-27-2001 20:09:57

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Re: Re: What do you pull?? open reply. in reply to ToddF, 06-27-2001 10:00:40

Todd F. Where in central NY are you from??Do I know you,maybe we can pull together sometime.I live in Cooperstown. feel free to E mail later Rich

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Dick L

06-27-2001 07:23:01

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Re: What do you pull?? open reply. in reply to Rich, 06-25-2001 21:20:36

I pull mostly the light club classes in North West Ohio, North East Indiana, and some in Southern Central Michigan. No cut tires, 16" to 20" drawbars, mostly 18" though, several only two sets of factory weights on the rear and no front weights. Tractors I use are a B Allis in the 2500# class, a C Allis in the 2800#/3000# classes, a 66 Oliver in the 3500# class, a 77 Oliver in the 4500# class, and an 88 Oliver in the 6000# class. I am to old to throw weights and only pull in the class I have them set up for. Oh and I am not the Dick (burns) refered to. I don't call people or tractors nasty names. I will poke fun at your putt, putt's at the pulls.

Every track is different at the club pulls. We get to pull on every thing from a gravel road through hard and soft sand to a sticky clay. Biggest challange and most fun is to read the track and change the tractor setup for the conditions at the time you pull.

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burns

06-27-2001 08:08:51

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Re: Re: What do you pull?? open reply. in reply to Dick L, 06-27-2001 07:23:01

I think we know who I am referring to without naming names. How does your little Allis' run? My father in law has a B he has equipped with a finish mower. I don't see any B's at our pulls. Mainly because 4500 is the lightest class.

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Dick L

06-27-2001 12:44:03

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Re: Re: Re: What do you pull?? open reply. in reply to burns, 06-27-2001 08:08:51

The B runs well, I have last years C engine in it untill I get its engine rebuilt. Some of the parts came in yesterday for it. Got first the only time I pulled it this year. I got two firsts and a third out of four pulls with the C. I got a first and a third out of four pulls and a full pull off with seven other tractors and came in 6th with the 77 and have not loaded the 66 or 88 this year. I load three tractors at a time and only make two trips if it is within 25 miles or a two day pull.

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burns

06-26-2001 20:33:05

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Re: What do you pull?? open reply. in reply to Rich, 06-25-2001 21:20:36

According to someone on this board who we will refer to as Dick, I pull a piece of $hit John Deere G in first gear only but can't compete. Did I get that right Dick?

Oh yeah it goes putt putt bang bang

ROFL

I can also be found on a Farmall 400 & M. But don't worry about the farmalls they don't dominate any more...isn't that right Dick???

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Dusty

06-26-2001 19:20:15

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Re: What do you pull?? open reply. in reply to Rich, 06-25-2001 21:20:36

I pull a 1942 farmall M with most everything stock in 4500# to 8500# depending on where at. We have a bunch of half assed rules that everybody is always arguing about. I pull in Northern Kentucky. Surronding Mason County area.

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Jack

06-26-2001 13:47:17

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Re: What do you pull?? open reply. in reply to Rich, 06-25-2001 21:20:36

Ok Rich,I will break the ice.I pull a JD 70 in the 7000 lb farmers class(non cut tires and first gear only)with a 20 inch drawbar height.I have a 52 JD G that I just got restored and plan to pull it too.I hope to pull both tractors with the G in 6 to 6500lb class.We use USAP rules most of the time although there are some modifications to some rules at different pulls.I am in the west Tennessee area with pulls all around throughout the season.Later,Jack(TN).

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frank

07-03-2001 04:58:44

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frank

07-03-2001 04:58:37

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Brian

07-03-2001 14:16:44

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pete

07-03-2001 04:18:40

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bob

07-03-2001 04:24:06

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