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allis wd hitch height

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sparkplug

07-24-2007 08:16:08




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hey ya'll. i'm pulling my friends stock wd. wide front, fluid in the back tires, the tires have plenty of bite, and the drawbar is in as far as it'll go. the track is mostly dirt. the clevis is at 16 inches now, and in 4500# class, i don't wanna go up too far. what should i do with it? raise it up, lower it, or keep it where it is. i never pulled this tractor before, so i don't know where the hitch needs to be. any and all suggestions would be nice. thanks!
ben

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mlpankey

07-24-2007 23:36:28




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 Re: allis wd hitch height in reply to sparkplug, 07-24-2007 08:16:08  
allis likes long draw bars and as high as the rule book allows.



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LWD

07-24-2007 23:22:03




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 Re: allis wd hitch height in reply to sparkplug, 07-24-2007 08:16:08  
I don`t like fluid,and I would think 450lb up front would help if the track is clay,use low gear,what ever you do,keep notes!!! and have fun.



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dboll

07-24-2007 13:12:48




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 Re: allis wd hitch height in reply to sparkplug, 07-24-2007 08:16:08  
run it at the height the rules allow, get the front of the sled up for down pull and to feed dirt from the tires under the pad.



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