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jay dee

01-28-2007 17:16:53




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everyone knows the work amd the fun of going to a pull.have a 43 h took out hyd.. chloride.. and any other small pieces with 3 gallon of gas, me at 200 and barely make 4000 class, i don`t know how anyone makes 3500. but my point is it`s a long day to show up for a 60 second ride for i class and go home. so i bought a saginaw 3 pt.and she`l work at home, but i have another mean red to take for more pulling action. 2 cents from ohio

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jay dee

01-29-2007 16:59:03




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 Re: to heavy to pull h in reply to jay dee, 01-28-2007 17:16:53  
wow thanks for the input. the rear has 12.4 38`s with spoked or cut outs front are solid cast which wiegh the same as regular i peronaly wieghed them from a friend but i get were you guy`s are going.made the drag bar`s way to heavy ect. a guy told me the 39 esp. is a lighter tractor, could that be? anyway thanks for not calling me a idiot.. just trying to learn.



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superh

01-29-2007 15:09:25




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 Re: to heavy to pull h in reply to jay dee, 01-28-2007 17:16:53  
I've got a 40 h with 16.9's pressed wheels, custom hitch, front end, wheelie bars, 2 batteries and I can weigh in at 3220, myself at 220. I also run fiberglass fuel tank and fenders with alot of aluminum. Anything is possible, just need to take off everything you don't need and start customizing.



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Muench

01-29-2007 11:48:26




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 Re: to heavy to pull h in reply to jay dee, 01-28-2007 17:16:53  
I have a 39h and have taken out my hyd pump,pto, and pully assembly and have put on 15-5-38 pressed steel wheels and a custon drawbar and weight brackets and wheelie bars and it weighs in at 3250 with me at 200



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puller1

01-29-2007 11:25:05




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 Re: to heavy to pull h in reply to jay dee, 01-28-2007 17:16:53  
my 40 H was down to 3450 with myself (190)still had cast wheels new 12 inch rims & new 13.6x38 F&R.I have another way under 3000# class



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ChadS

01-29-2007 08:43:09




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 Re: to heavy to pull h in reply to jay dee, 01-28-2007 17:16:53  
I can get my 40 H, with me on it (225) to 3370, still all cast, except for the steering shaft, and pressed steel rims. Custom drawbar and wheelie bars. 2 gallons of gas and a 1000amp battery. chad



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ChadS

01-29-2007 17:17:50




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 Re: to heavy to pull h in reply to ChadS, 01-29-2007 08:43:09  
Making me think I need to go on a diet now fellas!! HAHAHA!! Ive even cut out from under the radiator on the upper bolster, aluminum steering shaft, lighter steering post, gas tank brackets and supports, Light weight seat too. I do run 15.5s, on a 16 inch pressed steel rear rims. so maybe thats where the weight gain is. I cant run aluminum top plates, or side rails,, so,, maybe better try jenny craig??? i dunno,, Chad

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