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KY pull tractors, classes, and customs?

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Reed

03-04-2004 08:03:25




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If I was to build a JD 5020 with a non-factory motor or an IH 560 with a non-factory motor, are there any classes in central to eastern KY that I can pull in? I am tossing around the idea of a 5020/Cat 3406 cross or a 560/Cummins 6BT cross.




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M Puller Too

03-04-2004 11:26:26




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 Re: KY pull tractors, classes, and customs? in reply to Reed, 03-04-2004 08:03:25  
Alot of organizations in central Ky have done away with the outlaw classes. You can't pull something like that in antique or open classes cause it's not the factory or replacement motor, and people would pick up on it pretty fast.



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Kenny Chinsey

03-04-2004 12:55:25




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 Re: Re: KY pull tractors, classes, and customs? in reply to M Puller Too, 03-04-2004 11:26:26  
M puller Too,

I want to build a H farmall with a V12,Top fuel, injected and twin turbocharged Allison engine. I think I can run in the stock classes at Campbellsville.

KC



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M Puller Too

03-04-2004 15:37:35




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 Re: Re: Re: KY pull tractors, classes, and customs in reply to Kenny Chinsey, 03-04-2004 12:55:25  
That sounds about right. Haha. I've pulled down there a couple of times. I think the only rules they have is weight and hitch height. My girlfriend and I went down there last June for their fair and won the 6500 lb class with my M Farmall. They get alittle upset when someone from out of town comes in and shows them how it's done, even when there are no rules. Haha. Have fun with that, KC.

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PULLING FAN

03-04-2004 16:19:58




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: KY pull tractors, classes, and cus in reply to M Puller Too, 03-04-2004 15:37:35  
SOUNDS LIKE THE U.S.A.P.



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