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who's MM335 at Dekalb pull last year?

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Mopower

01-08-2004 10:07:54




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Hi guys. I was going through some of my pulling photos and ran across some of a hot 335 Moline last year at Columbus. I think a young fella pulled it and it was pretty neat. Very nice paint too. It had 38" tires and light cut out rims on the back. The front axle was also home made too I think. Just wondering who owned it and information on their cool project. I'm am working on a variation of that idea. Thanks!

Ethan Berry

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slow mo57

01-09-2004 13:42:50




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 Re: who's MM335 at Dekalb pull last year? in reply to Mopower, 01-08-2004 10:07:54  
The 445 is mine rebuilding engine and sheet metal.For a little more fun and a new cleaner look.It should be stylin~&~profilin.I realy liked 335 to. It pull in DIV3 light classes.



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Saw one

01-08-2004 20:19:12




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 Re: who's MM335 at Dekalb pull last year? in reply to Mopower, 01-08-2004 10:07:54  
Was it bright yellow with black rims? Could it have been a 445?



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Mopower

01-09-2004 04:03:44




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 Re: Re: who's MM335 at Dekalb pull last year? in reply to Saw one, 01-08-2004 20:19:12  
No, I saw that one too and it was an old stock 445. I talked to those guys that had it. Nice fellas. The 335 had red rims and the front end was very downhill. The paint job was first rate. Looked like a U302 motor. I think it had a car radiator and electric fan and water pump. Nice piece!



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John B.

01-09-2004 04:30:36




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 Re: Re: Re: who's MM335 at Dekalb pull last year? in reply to Mopower, 01-09-2004 04:03:44  
If you go to the Hook magazine site there is a couple of pictures of that tractor on their photo gallery. You can also go to the NATPA results to match up the picture with the placings from that pull. The bright yellow 445 was my sons. Theres a picture of it from The Dekalb Super Pull on the pullsite photos page.



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