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moli

12-26-2005 12:27:27




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I see everyone pulls pretty much in the mid west..Why dont you pull in new york? Is there a reason? OH,this goes out to chads..I saw one post in which you said a comment bout MM AND THE BIG VALVES...Why do you need to say those dumb a$$ comments bout other brands of tractors? I have a vidio tape of you pullin in a class of 34 and didnt even place...your rpm went outta sight when you spun out and you got dq...So much for the mirical monster govenor spring..lol...moli

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ChadS

12-28-2005 10:39:57




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 Re: Is there a problem there? in reply to moli, 12-26-2005 12:27:27  
Moli, it probably wasnt the first time not being in the money, Never won em all!! But, Ive got my share to have some bragging rights. Anytime, anyone wants to put a tach on any of them, feel free to do so. They have been the same since the day we put em on a track for 15 years. LOL, I havent been on a tach for a while though,,,, But I know they are to class pulling specs. You wanna know why I said what I said? Cause I know the tractor, and the owner in which Bud was talking about in that post. So, this video,, is it a good vintage year? Where is it from? I know exactly, what I said in that post, it was my opinion, and it hits towards home. Dont matter if he owned a MM, or a Deere, or a IH. He just happened to own a MM. Maybe sometimes interesting comments, or whatever you wanna call em, find themselves in weirdest locations,, whether it be a post, or hearsay, whatever, the message gets past along. Maybe thats why its there,,,, had to post it in a moline related topic,,,, takes a red tractor driver to drive right up to that moline, and dare it to cross this line,,,, Paint a big RED stripe down that hopped up stock moline. Why do you think I put them there??? ChadS

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