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Living to pull

12-05-2004 14:58:36




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SO, How did I do. I think I had A pretty good run for my first time every being on a modified tractor. that was a hell of a ride




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Another Puller

12-05-2004 15:56:22




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 Re: Indiana Eagle New owner in reply to Living to pull, 12-05-2004 14:58:36  
Why don't you ask the guy you about ran over at the scales ????? ????? ????? ?????



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AC

12-06-2004 07:43:17




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 Re: Indiana Eagle New owner in reply to Another Puller, 12-05-2004 15:56:22  
Don't tell you weren't nervous your first time....
that's why you don't stand in front of things...accidents happen...



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Living to pull

12-06-2004 14:53:11




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 Re: Indiana Eagle New owner in reply to AC, 12-06-2004 07:43:17  
Hey I meant that I was nervous in fact very nervous and thanks accidents do happen



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AC

12-07-2004 06:27:26




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 Re: Indiana Eagle New owner in reply to Living to pull, 12-06-2004 14:53:11  
Don't feel bad, the first hook I ever made, I got a little ahead of myself and let the clutch go...all I saw was SKY, and ALOT of it...then slammed the tractor nose back down...



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living to pull

12-05-2004 17:15:17




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 Re: Indiana Eagle New owner in reply to Another Puller, 12-05-2004 15:56:22  
I told them all I was very sorry. the tractor has a slide pattern shifter. I have never used this type of shifter I had always used thr regular shifters on JD's and Farmalls. Instead of sliding it up and down I slid it side to side and it was still in gear. Like I said I told them all that I was very sorry and I really mean it. Later After that Adam showed me the correct way and said it could of happened to anyone and If you have ever pulled that stout of a tractor I promised you know your nervous the first pull

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A dog in the road

12-07-2004 05:48:41




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 Re: Indiana Eagle New owner in reply to living to pull , 12-05-2004 17:15:17  
I know how you feel, the ole foot gets to jumpin and you kinda go dumb. The scariest thing was when that little boy almost got backed over by a tractor at the scales. It was just a freak accident that can happen at anytime. I've got a question? Did santy clause bring you that case early? I think for that kninda cabbage, i hear the sound of milti turbos under the hood and blowing smoke out of the stack, not from under the hood. What happened to that thing anyway?

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Living to pull

12-07-2004 16:15:02




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 Re: Indiana Eagle New owner in reply to A dog in the road, 12-07-2004 05:48:41  
NO, I am 19 I bought the tractor out right with my own money and I didn't understand what you ment when you said What happened to that tractor anyways. Also about the money for what I bought the tractor for there was no way could build a smoker I think you need to look at some part for a smoker tractor you are looking at 50 to 75thounsand for a good smoker. also I really enjoy antique tractor not smokers.

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AC

12-08-2004 10:28:38




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 Re: Indiana Eagle New owner in reply to Living to pull , 12-07-2004 16:15:02  
Man, don't let people rattle you....you bought a good tractor, learn to run it well, and to hell with what anyone else says...as long as you're having fun....AC



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Rahlo

12-11-2004 23:17:38




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 Re: Indiana Eagle New owner in reply to AC, 12-08-2004 10:28:38  
You know I get tired of all the perfect people in the world and their perfect ways. Indy, you learn that tractor and go whip their @$$ next year. And to all you perfect people, when you learn to walk on water and never make a mistake, not on will the cow fly over the moon but I'll be able to jump high enough to dunk a basketball. Get off the boy's back and stop hammering everyone that isn't perfect like you!!!!!

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