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Invite to a CEMENT pull

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supra1

04-04-2007 20:12:23




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there is a cement pull up in shepherd, MI friday and saturday the last weekend this month (27th and 28th), friday is a percentage pull, with some a tire rule something like 6000 and under has to have an 18.4x38 or smaller tire, and above 6000 is no tire limit (can't be wider then 30.5")and saturday is the 5000, 6000, 6000 limited, and 7500. pat kenny jr. is running it from what i've heard. on sunday ,there is a garden tractor pull too on cement. it is an interesting pull, been doin if for many years, and it is by far way funner then dirt pulling. come on up and give it a whirl, or watch.

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Danielj

04-05-2007 15:33:35




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 Re: Invite to a CEMENT pull in reply to supra1, 04-04-2007 20:12:23  
Can you give directions and times?
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Dan



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B-maniac

04-05-2007 19:01:20




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 Re: Invite to a CEMENT pull in reply to Danielj, 04-05-2007 15:33:35  
Shepherd is just south of Mt. Pleasant right in the center of Michigan. Just get off 127 freeway at only Shepherd exit and head west about 1/4 mile and you are there. Don't know about Fri. but Sat should be there by 8 or 9 am. It's the Shepherd Maple Syrup Festival. They have a antique tractor display and classic car show along with many other events. Bring the family. Small farm town charm at it's best. Our family roots started in this town in the late 1800's and still thrives here today. There will be some locals there who's cement slab savvy is next to none. A very freindly arguement free pull. See ya there!

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