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osagecity kansas pull oct 15 last year 286 hooks

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o,kspuller

10-10-2005 13:44:18




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we are having two sled this year food on grounds weigh in bye 21;30
div are Div one 2500 to 7500
div 2 2500 to 7500
div 3 2500 to 7500
open 2500 to 7500

can pull the tractor in the same class two times but with a diffrent driver

$ 10 hook there might be two classes for monnie $25.00 a hook div 2 4000lb and div 3 5500 this will be up to you guys if you want to pll this classes this will be determend at the rules meeting,

will be pulling hot rod tractors and trucks classes to and big trucks , for more info look back at the last post i made for this pull we hope you all come and pull with us, last year this pull was in the hook mag, we would like to see more opens this year and invite the other puller from other states to pull with us we are using the natpa rules, hope to see you this weekend the track in a clay track with a touch of sand very good track to pull on. see ya later

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jrod

10-11-2005 16:25:35




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 Re: osagecity kansas pull oct 15 last year 286 h in reply to o,kspuller, 10-10-2005 13:44:18  
I am a board member of the assoc putting this pull on in osage city and i am also somewhat in charge of the antique tractors as i will be operating the sled for those pulling antique and classic we want this pull to be fun and safe for everyone the reason for the natpa rules is for a guidline to follow i use the term guidline because our main concerns are going to be weight and hitch height and also speed limit per div but i want you pullers to know that if someone protests a tractor as per natpa rules we will check with those rules we are pretty easy to get along with as long as we all have a good time pulling we encourage everone to come pull as i"m sure we can accommadate everyone if anyone has any questions email me at [email protected] thanks have a great day

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10-11-2005 07:36:46




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 Re: osagecity kansas pull oct 15 last year 286 h in reply to o,kspuller, 10-10-2005 13:44:18  
I have no problem with NATPA rules except one. Are you going to use there brand favoritism RPM allowance? As I sure would like to have the same percentage RPM advantage as a WC Allis gets. That rule is the one single reason I no longer support or pull with NATPA. If you advertise that your RPM rule limit, will be based off "original" manufacture specifications for the make and model of tractor like all other associations do, and not use there phony RPM chart and brand favor like NATPA does, I know for sure you would get a better turn out. Just a word to the wise. I am from out of state and would like to attend your pull. Thank You

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