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dead weight pilling sled

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Don c.

03-14-2004 06:34:25




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our pulling club need's to build a new sled for an up comming pull ,we usually barrow one but would like our own does anybody have plans or other information that would help us thank you for you help don




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Don c

03-15-2004 10:46:42




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 Re: dead weight pilling sled in reply to Don c., 03-14-2004 06:34:25  
hey junk yard im in redding ct were having our pull on june 5 hope you and the other guys from new york can make it were going to have a BBQ after for all the pullers should be a good time maybe this year it wont rain



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junkyard dog

03-15-2004 07:49:27




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 Re: dead weight pilling sled in reply to Don c., 03-14-2004 06:34:25  
usually they are 3-4 ft. wide x 8-12 ft. long . just remember that the bigger the boat the less wt needed to stop the tractors .and they are safer when they are bigger [don't have to pile the blocks so high] where are you? I go to goshen ,bridgewater , warren etc im in eastern ny



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ChadS

03-14-2004 14:15:39




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 Re: dead weight pilling sled in reply to Don c., 03-14-2004 06:34:25  
Where you from? Chads



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junkyard dog

03-15-2004 14:42:02




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 Re: Re: dead weight pilling sled in reply to ChadS, 03-14-2004 14:15:39  
hope to get down this year we'll see .tough time of year for me hay season ya know what day of weekend is it? if it's sun I'll be there see you soon JYD



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Don c.

03-14-2004 15:56:21




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 Re: Re: dead weight pilling sled in reply to ChadS, 03-14-2004 14:15:39  
hey chad im from bethel ct. we have our pulls in the next town over as a fund raiser for the historical society



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