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Need help setting up farmstock H in 6000 class

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HandyAndy

07-14-2005 20:34:56




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This is he lightest class the fair is running. 5000 lb H with me and a single set of weights on the rear. What should I do with the rest? anything on the front? Tractor has super tall 14.9's and I can run any gear, under 6 mph. I can run a belly bar, and suitcase weights. Should I put anything on the front? Like a single set of IH front wheel weights and add the rest to the rear and belly?




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Mopower

07-15-2005 06:48:49




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 Re: Need help setting up farmstock H in 6000 class in reply to HandyAndy, 07-14-2005 20:34:56  
Step 1. Load it up with weight
Step 2. Pray you have enough guts
Step 3. Pull till she quits
Step 4. Get mad
Step 5. Buy Moline U

Just keepin it light buddy! Seriously if you used your belly bracket, it may help keep your front end where it should with that much weight added. Sounds like a kind of a shot in the dark, but hey sounds like fun. I like seeing little tractors step up with the rest of them. You got low 1st gear like some H's? Hey, looks like your internet friend is bored out of his mind again. I guess his mama didn't tell him he was special today. All in good fun. Gimee a call later.

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HandyAndy Is An Idiot!

07-15-2005 05:39:31




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 Re: Need help setting up farmstock H in 6000 class in reply to HandyAndy, 07-14-2005 20:34:56  
Keep it in the classes it belongs in. You`re an idiot!



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ALIAS

07-15-2005 10:12:10




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 Re: Need help setting up farmstock H in 6000 class in reply to HandyAndy Is An Idiot!, 07-15-2005 05:39:31  
NO, YOU'RE THE IDIOT! Maybe this guy is new to pulling. Why not answer his questions and be done with it?
With a 6mph rule, you'll have your hands full. I'll bet there'll be some real strong ones you'll have to run against. 14.9's will kill the motor for sure, and probably 13.6's also. But my advise is to pull it anyway. Get your feet wet, we've all done it!!!



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HandyAndy

07-15-2005 14:28:32




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 Re: Need help setting up farmstock H in 6000 class in reply to ALIAS, 07-15-2005 10:12:10  
This H has a bit more than stock. There is a guy in the club and it is a well known secret that I want to beat him. It's a friendly kinda thing, so I am putting a stroked H motor in a stock chassis, just to give him a run. I just have no idea where to balance it. I have a GREAT set of tires I have to put on. it's all in fun, like this sport should me. Oh and don't worry about the head member of my fan club, his bark is worse than his bite. I think he means well...Andy

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HandyAndy is an idiot!

07-16-2005 12:11:21




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 Re: Need help setting up farmstock H in 6000 class in reply to HandyAndy, 07-15-2005 14:28:32  
Awwwww ww, does this mean we can be friends again?



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haha

07-15-2005 20:55:26




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 Re: Need help setting up farmstock H in 6000 class in reply to HandyAndy, 07-15-2005 14:28:32  
still bet the H chokes in 1st gear



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HandyAndy

07-16-2005 05:41:02




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 Re: Need help setting up farmstock H in 6000 class in reply to haha, 07-15-2005 20:55:26  
It might very well do that, but there's only one way to find out... :)Thats half the fun...



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haha

07-17-2005 09:39:11




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 Re: Need help setting up farmstock H in 6000 class in reply to HandyAndy, 07-16-2005 05:41:02  
choking is not fun but to be safe with big tires i would still go first gear...we got a 264 REALLY stout M and has about choked with a hard track...with 14.9's in first with a little RPM you should still have some good ground speed



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ALIAS is an idiot!

07-15-2005 11:16:48




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 Re: Need help setting up farmstock H in 6000 class in reply to ALIAS, 07-15-2005 10:12:10  
LOL



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HandyAndy Is An Idiot!

07-15-2005 11:10:07




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 Re: Need help setting up farmstock H in 6000 class in reply to ALIAS, 07-15-2005 10:12:10  
You`re an idiot! He ain`t new to pulling or running his fool mouth. Stay out of things that don`t pertain to you. Any time you want to break your other hand on my face just let me know AC or HandyAndy or whatever crap name you`re using today.



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