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Re: Re: Re: Re: Building a Pulling tractor


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Posted by Terry Dixon on September 24, 1998 at 19:28:46:

In Reply to: Re: Re: Re: Building a Pulling tractor posted by Dan Johnson on September 24, 1998 at 17:15:40:

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: : HI Dan ive got a great tractor for pulling
: : realy any 500 sereise cockshutt 550,560,570
: : will pull with little done to them just your standard
: : add on however depends on how south you are the get rare
: : but can be found i have a 560 that cleans up in its
: : class most of are pull are rated by HP so it is
: : unfare to other tractors cause its so darn heavy
: : any way good luck but it sure is tough to get around
: : them
: Thanks guys, right now I'm pulling a stock John Deere 60 rowcrop and it does fine if all the competition is stock also. I also pull a Cockshutt 30 which is a puller but does not have enough horsepower to run in anything but the lower gears. I'll keep looking, thanks again

Robert is right those Cockshutts do very well in H.P. pulls, are hard to beat, have done it on the right track conditions but they are tough running a stock tractor. They don't do as well at weight pulls since they are heavy, but good pulling tractors, Hate to admit it being an I.H. fan but the truth is the truth.
Terry


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