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tire fell of at tractr pul

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grampsa tractr

12-25-2005 20:53:26




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i puled grampas H and it come up in the front. my broher had 1000 of weght on fromt. it came donw and the weels fell off the fromt. the pulling tractr had to pick it up and drag it off the trak. grampas mad. anyonne has parts te;l me so i can fix it fro grampa. Tnaks i am in alabama 9 yeers old




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Wasted money

12-28-2005 20:23:15




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 Re: tire fell of at tractr pul in reply to grampsa tractr, 12-25-2005 20:53:26  
Grampa would probably be better off teaching you to spell than pulling tractors. My 7 year old girl can spell better than that!



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Lamont

12-31-2005 21:28:39




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 Re: tire fell of at tractr pul in reply to Wasted money, 12-28-2005 20:23:15  
Hey "Wasted Money!" Go ask your 7-year-old daughter how to spell, as you put it, "Grampa." It should be "GRANDPA", and "7-year-old" should be hyphenated. Looks like you've been cheating your way through spelling. Your "grampa" is the exact copy of what the 9-year-old boy typed. I caution my students about copying off of someone elses paper and acting like they know what they are talking about. It sure looks bad when the one they copy off of has the wrong answer. Leave the kid alone. He has more important things to tend to other than an education. Besides, if you are old enough to have a 7-year-old daughter, you should be mature enough to try to help a kid out rather than scold him. That job should be left to his parents and grandparents.

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grampas tractr

12-30-2005 22:19:26




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 Re: tire fell of at tractr pul in reply to Wasted money, 12-28-2005 20:23:15  
i try the best i can. i juts want help from peeple on the computre.



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Lamont

12-27-2005 22:08:40




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 Re: tire fell of at tractr pul in reply to grampsa tractr, 12-25-2005 20:53:26  
When you help grampa put it back together, be sure to get everything really tightened up. It was probably loose in a few places and that might be why it broke so easily. You hang in there and don't worry about it too much. We all have to learn some things the hard way. I'll bet grampa will remember that when he cools off. Don't pay any attention to these people on here scolding you either. If they don't like tractor pulling, why are they reading what's on here anyway. Good luck finding your parts and getting it back together. When you get her finished look at grampa with a big ol' smile and say, "I'll put more weight on the front next time so it won't come up." See what he says.

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LEROY BROWN

12-27-2005 17:27:47




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 Re: tire fell of at tractr pul in reply to grampsa tractr, 12-25-2005 20:53:26  
QUESTION??? How did you get the front on an H to come up in the air with a 1000lbs on the front?



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gramapas

12-27-2005 17:34:04




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 Re: tire fell of at tractr pul in reply to LEROY BROWN, 12-27-2005 17:27:47  
i asekd my brothre and it was 100



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brandonf

12-27-2005 00:06:09




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 Re: tire fell of at tractr pul in reply to grampsa tractr, 12-25-2005 20:53:26  
hang in there, let your pop find the parts and just be sure to be there to help him when he wants to put her back together..... help him really good and it will probably get you out of the dog house...



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gramapas

12-27-2005 17:32:57




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 Re: tire fell of at tractr pul in reply to brandonf, 12-27-2005 00:06:09  
ok i will tel him



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Doug Boll

12-26-2005 12:46:31




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 Re: tire fell of at tractr pul in reply to grampsa tractr, 12-25-2005 20:53:26  
My son is nearly 9 and we have a mutual agreement that as soon as he is old enough he will drive and I will have a tractor for him to drive! Good father/son time!



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Ken Crisman

12-26-2005 06:41:06




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 Re: tire fell of at tractr pul in reply to grampsa tractr, 12-25-2005 20:53:26  
Grampa probably knows the proper use of farm tractors too . Go Grampa . He oughta stomp a_ _ . Try using it for gardening & field work as it's made for . Ken



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grampas

12-27-2005 17:35:43




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 Re: tire fell of at tractr pul in reply to Ken Crisman, 12-26-2005 06:41:06  
he has a lanemower for teh gardon



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JakeF

12-26-2005 19:23:23




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 Re: tire fell of at tractr pul in reply to Ken Crisman, 12-26-2005 06:41:06  
Ken...why don't you either answer the kids question or better yet just leave and go to the gardening and field work forum. I assume you tried pulling your stock JD and it fell on it's butt and now you have a grudge against pulling. Oh well you can probably still compete in a slow race....with or without your tractor. Best wishes, Jake



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dave in wv

12-28-2005 14:13:09




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 Re: tire fell of at tractr pul in reply to JakeF, 12-26-2005 19:23:23  
I think the kid kind of put him in his place



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ras sch pony express pt g

12-30-2005 19:08:46




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 Re: tire fell of at tractr pul in reply to dave in wv, 12-28-2005 14:13:09  
HAY KID YOU AINT THE FIRST ONE TOO BE MORE CONCERNED ABOUT PULLING THAN INGLISS WHEN I WAS A FRESHMAN IN HIGH SCHOOL I INTENTALLY BLEW OFF A TEST BECAUSE I HADNT CAME DOWN FROM 2 SECOND PLACES AT INDY SUPER 5 MOD AND 12 OPEN. THE ONLY MISTAKE I MADE WAS BEING MORE CONCEREND ABOUT LIFE THAN PULLING. IF YOU CANT FIND PARTS OUT THERE LET ME KNOW HAVE M AT HOME WILL SEND PARTS! HAY GRANDPA ONE OF THE BEST PULLERS WISHED HE COULD SHARE IT WITH GRANDSON.

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