coop pulling

RusselAZ · Apr 2, 2016

kinda a test for embeding, which didn't work. I can work on that later. Anyway,, notice how hard the track is. It is pretty much a "let me drive my tractor" competition.
coop pulling

Dick2 · Apr 2, 2016

I liked the sound of that flat head Chrysler engine in the Coop. I think it was the same engine that we had in our Cockshutt SP combines.

You were setting in the same spot that we usually sat in to watch the pulls.

tim s · Apr 2, 2016

What is the magnet on the side of the hood for ?

wilson ind · Apr 2, 2016

part from essex should be against rules LOL

Denny K · Apr 2, 2016

Yes Dick, they were the same engines. We had a Co-op SP 112 and a Cockshutt that were the same except the Co-op had galvanized tin and the Cockshutt had regular tin. When I was driving grain truck, they sure sounded pretty with the long straight pipe exhausts when under power. This was in South Central ND at Kulm. I helped a neighbor stack hay with a No. #3 and was impressed with it as far as speed, comfort and easy steering. You could bury a person on the stack.

D beatty · Apr 3, 2016

We have a gentlemen that comes to our pulls with a coop and is nice running old tractor.

D beatty · Apr 3, 2016

I wonder if a device so that if tractor front end gets so high in the air they red flag him to stop. We have a magnet that has chain that drags on the ground and if front end comes up high enough to lift chain off ground they will red flag you.

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