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Jerry Cent. Mi.

01-18-2005 16:32:45

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I see that Bill and Susie have their tractors for sale. I hope that they are not getting out of pulling. Their is room here for all of us.

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Brian in Ne

01-23-2005 08:25:22

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Re: Hook Mag. Classified in reply to Jerry Cent. Mi., 01-18-2005 16:32:45

I think ya'll ought to worry about what he'll
build to replace that 460 with. 1200+ inch Moline ?????

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g dogg

01-19-2005 04:32:05

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Re: Hook Mag. Classified in reply to Jerry Cent. Mi., 01-18-2005 16:32:45

does anybody know why BEARS are selling out

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Eric Stephen/White Wheels

01-18-2005 18:11:45

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Re: Hook Mag. Classified in reply to Jerry Cent. Mi., 01-18-2005 16:32:45

I hope they do and that the tractors go out of the country. they turned this hobby or sport for the average man to have some fun and to maybe recover the entry fee and fuel cost, into a win at all cost. the amount of money they have into these tractors, they need to build some LSS Light Super Stocks and pull, but i been told, that they played that game in colorado and couldn't keep up. so they brought their money and EGO'S to the NATPA and they have basically ruined that association, as well as their tractor builder, Marlatt shop or whatever he goes by now. these guys putting 25 to 40 thousand in division 4 and 5 tractors are stupid, tha NATPA is about as bad to allow this. BIG EGO PULLERS, don't go away mad, just go away. Eric Stephen

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MRD

01-19-2005 08:05:02

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Re: Hook Mag. Classified in reply to Eric Stephen/White Wheels, 01-18-2005 18:11:45

Sounds to me like someone got spanked or is jealous.

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Truth

01-19-2005 07:59:19

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Re: Hook Mag. Classified in reply to Eric Stephen/White Wheels, 01-18-2005 18:11:45

IF YOU CAN'T RUN WITH THE BIG DOGS, STAY OFF THE PORCH THEE LITTLE PUPPY!!

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Hooked

01-22-2005 06:47:32

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Re: Hook Mag. Classified in reply to Truth, 01-19-2005 07:59:19

Hey Truth,

I believe the saying is "If you can't run with the big dogs, stay ON the porch. How about this - "If you can't pull with the big boys, put it back on the trailer".

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Eric Stephen/White Wheels

01-19-2005 10:10:06

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Re: Hook Mag. Classified in reply to Truth, 01-19-2005 07:59:19

To the people that responded, no I did not get a spanking, nor I am jealous of these people. Hell if they want to build a bon fire with the money, I dont care. If I chose, to run that class I could have. Look at the number of entries at the pulls they attend, that is if you all can count above 4 or 5 tractors, wow what a class. That why USAP has the fairest rules, so that big money doesn't buy you wins, just count the number tractors at his pulls. Oh, by the way I am building a light Super Stock, that will be competetive at the state and regional level, for less money that their tractor. have a good day Eric Stephen

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Mopower

01-20-2005 05:09:15

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Re: Hook Mag. Classified in reply to Eric Stephen/White Wheels, 01-19-2005 10:10:06

Last time I checked it was a free country. Spend as much money as you want to spend and I will never hold it against you. Since when was having or spending money a crime. They didn't take it from you so I fail to see a shred of logic here. Big guy / little guy, everyone can play in this sport. I am tight with what little dollars I have in my tractors and personally love to see folks going all out on theirs.

Ethan Berry

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Eric Stephen

01-20-2005 05:42:48

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Re: Hook Mag. Classified in reply to Mopower, 01-20-2005 05:09:15

Mr. Berry , I think that you are probably a good person and a class one at that. I can respect your opinion, by the way you responded. have a good day---Eric Stephen

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Paul MT39

01-19-2005 20:03:43

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Re: Hook Mag. Classified in reply to Eric Stephen/White Wheels, 01-19-2005 10:10:06

SON, you got no idea! You'll get your but waxed! You can't even handle div 3!!!!

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notitle18885

01-20-2005 09:04:35

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Re: Hook Mag. Classified in reply to Paul MT39, 01-19-2005 20:03:43

Speakin of a waxin those olivers are handin it to no matter what u do. Your four cylinders can't hold a torch to an olivers 6. You will get smart and get tired of getting chapped and get a six cylinder if u want to run in game.

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Eric Stephen

01-20-2005 04:39:22

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Re: Hook Mag. Classified in reply to Paul MT39, 01-19-2005 20:03:43

First of all, I am not your son paulmt39. My dad had why too much class and intergrity, something that your will probably never have. second of all the junk that you put out and rip people off, it doesn't hold up. No I have never pulled division 3, I pull with USAP in the 3 MPH class, and do quite well, also "DAD" i do hook some in the 4 MPH, but because of the tire rule that i have to run in the 3MPH, I am at big disadvantage in the 4 MPH. Its apparent that your business partner didn't like your business ethics either. You ought to move to Colorado to be by your sugar daddy. Have a good day "DAD" Eric Stephen

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Erica Stevens

01-20-2005 05:15:20

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Re: Hook Mag. Classified in reply to Eric Stephen, 01-20-2005 04:39:22

sounds like you are awesome man. wow, 3mph and sometime 4mph, oh my gosh! now a light super---hahahahahaha-that's the funniest thing I've heard all year!! get some more parts from denny's for this lt super?

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Eric Stephen

01-20-2005 05:39:40

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Re: Hook Mag. Classified in reply to Erica Stevens, 01-20-2005 05:15:20

you are a coward and simple man, if you are not man enough to sign off with your name, you have a yellow stike running down your back, you are the coward of the county. don't respond back i have more important things to do, than to play your juvenile games, like i said, no class or intergirty. have a good day Eric Stephen

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MMark

01-20-2005 07:52:22

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Re: Hook Mag. Classified in reply to Eric Stephen, 01-20-2005 05:39:40

Eric,

What Bill did was build a tractor "within" the rules as written. Yes he did step into the gray area and that is what any good puller will do to get an advantage. That is why rules change. Rules have changed for years and will continue to change as long as there are inovative people in this world. As well in the LSS class, the pullers you will have to beat are the ones that are inovative and using the gray area of the rules. It would be great if there was a class that was "IROC" like where it all came down to driver skill. However, that would be boring. Its that drive to make/do something different that someone else has not done or thought of that keeps true pullers and fans coming back.

Mark Damewood

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erica stevens

01-20-2005 05:51:59

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Re: Hook Mag. Classified in reply to Eric Stephen, 01-20-2005 05:39:40

that's funny

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supermpuller

01-18-2005 18:32:33

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Re: Hook Mag. Classified in reply to Eric Stephen/White Wheels, 01-18-2005 18:11:45

If you pull in div 4 or 5 ,you spend money, if you don't spend the money don't cry about it, there are other div. to pull in.

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01-19-2005 05:51:55

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Re: Hook Mag. Classified in reply to supermpuller, 01-18-2005 18:32:33

Well said,Nobody tells you what kind of tractor you have to biuld.

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Jerry Cent. Mi.

01-19-2005 12:22:28

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Re: Hook Mag. Classified in reply to LW, 01-19-2005 05:51:55

The high power tractor motors don't have much life. Don't suppose they feel they are running on empty.

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01-19-2005 13:24:21

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Re: Hook Mag. Classified in reply to Jerry Cent. Mi., 01-19-2005 12:22:28

Define a lot of life I've got one that has not been into in 8yrs,I had to fix another distributor for it this past year other than oil changes and a couple coils and spark plugs, and a roll pin sheared in the water pump this year thats it, 210hp going and going , Alot have trouble but Its still about what each individual wants do with there tractor and money.

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JJJ

01-19-2005 21:47:57

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Re: Hook Mag. Classified in reply to LW, 01-19-2005 13:24:21

Well, all bow down to LW...my hero!!!

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notitle18885

01-20-2005 08:37:06

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Re: Hook Mag. Classified in reply to JJJ, 01-19-2005 21:47:57

the bears are quiting because he realized his engine in that farmall is poop and marlatt likes to screw people. so he figured he would get some money for those tractors before marlatts great engines are in pieces laying on the track.

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CASEPOWER

01-19-2005 14:25:48

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Re: Hook Mag. Classified in reply to LW, 01-19-2005 13:24:21

You forgot to add that it is a winning tractor, that has stayed on top and proved itself, over and over again. I was there last year when you checked the rod bearings that had been running for 7 years. I also helped put them back in, because they looked like they had 1 hour on them. No one thinks about the skill that is involved in building a winning tractor. I don"t care how much money a man has, no paper is strong enough to hold a rod in block. Even if you pack it tight. $30,000 is not squat in the antique car world, so what is wrong with a $30,000 tractor other then I can"t afford one??

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WILDMAN

01-20-2005 05:23:49

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Re: Hook Mag. Classified in reply to CASEPOWER, 01-19-2005 14:25:48

ALL HAVE A RIGHT TO BUILD OR FIXUP A TRACTOR AS THEY SEE FIT AS LONG AS THEY PLAY BY THE RULES WHERE THEY PULL!!!!

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