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mshultz

01-26-2006 11:21:03




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Without getting "radical", how light can you get a Super MTA? Just wondering.




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770

01-27-2006 14:26:20




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 Re: MTA in reply to mshultz, 01-26-2006 11:21:03  
Used to pull my buddies super MTA.....narrow front, pressed steel on back with 16.9 X38, had pump, lights, wheelie bars and all that stuff and I weighed 5600.



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RichH

01-26-2006 20:23:13




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 Re: MTA in reply to mshultz, 01-26-2006 11:21:03  
With, no belly pump, no belt pully gear box, no light bar, with 15.5X38 tires and cast centers I have pounds to spare with me (275)on my M.



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RichH

01-26-2006 20:24:54




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 Re: MTA in reply to RichH, 01-26-2006 20:23:13  
That was for the 5500lb class



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CLIFF S

01-27-2006 05:14:19




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 Re: MTA in reply to RichH, 01-26-2006 20:24:54  
Remember that we are talking about a Super MTA and there heavier, Shoot my 39 M is only 5000 with me on it and pump Etc still all on it!



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CLIFF S

01-26-2006 14:26:19




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 Re: MTA in reply to mshultz, 01-26-2006 11:21:03  
My SMTA weighs in at 6500 without a driver and it has 2 sets of rear weights on it, SO if you remove the pump and belt pullie you may loose 200 more, So i would say you can get it in 6000 or less Going by mine, Then agian you could put pressed steele on it whatever more of a loss that could make! CLIFF



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