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WD45 needs set up for first pull!!!

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wonderboy

08-09-2001 09:52:00




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I am trying to get ready for the pulls coming up
next month in Brookville Indiana. I have a WD45 gas, all stock as far as I can tell. The rear tires are 14.9 x 28. They are pretty well cracked,
but have a lot of tread left. The hitch is about
17 inches high, and sticks out 25 inches from the
differential cover. I need some help with setting
this thing up. I just dont want to come in dead last, if I can help it. The only rule I know of, is you have to pull in first gear. I am not sure of what weight class to enter either. I don't own
any weights.Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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Tom Isenhart

08-14-2001 18:46:47




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 Re: WD45 needs set up for first pull!!! in reply to wonderboy, 08-09-2001 09:52:00  
I have no idea how much a 45 weighs take it to the local gravel pit, or scrap yard , or feed mill and have it weighed. Pull the litest class you can and work your way up. Probley would be best to call someone incharge of the pull for the rules, for example will you need wheely bars, what are their draw bar rules for height and length. You don't want to go to the trouble of haling over there to find out you can't pull without wheely bars. Our is good about helping first time pullers if you ask for some help when you get there. GOOD LUCK

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