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mr.thinker

08-07-2006 16:27:28




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the sled actually made it, but they sure don't know how to run it?haven'l seen so many repulls because the thing jumped/was in the wrong gear?i hope a better sled is there next year, or they figure out how to run it?i have to admit i seem to be the topic of many discussin's,word get's around i guess?jd pullinchick your dads tractor sure sounds good,hope he doesn't break anything for a while.i even spoke to osk,he had some good pulls friday and saturday,i did see the front end get all messed up when he turn to get on the scales, nothing a good kick to the front tire didn't fix.as for joe zip, don't give me crap about identifing my self,didn't recall anyone calling out for joe zip? it's fun isnt it, and remember i gave mark the chance to know who i was' andin return he had a stupid comment, and blew it so side with him if you wont?

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Freakin A

08-07-2006 19:59:35




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 Re: mclouth pull in reply to mr.thinker , 08-07-2006 16:27:28  
I sure did enjoy myself at McClouth! I was suprized at the track. It took all my tractor had to offer. I seen lots of other peoples tractors struggling as well. I think the new John Deere G on the scene sounds good, and will be hard as hell to beat as soon as all the bugs get worked out. Looking forward to Vinland and Platte.



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joe zip

08-07-2006 18:56:08




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 Re: mclouth pull in reply to mr.thinker , 08-07-2006 16:27:28  
My tractor is broke. And I was right about the other.



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