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Re: Grandstand Observations Interesting
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Posted by wolfman on August 21, 2005 at 15:23:39 from (207.255.116.26):
In Reply to: Re: Grandstand Observations Interesting posted by ejr-IA. on August 21, 2005 at 09:09:53:
Pennsylvania. The old boys that run this once-a-year pull seem to set things up to keep out hot tractors. Transfer sled with diggers down to begin pull had the few hot tractors jumping up & down off their wheelie bars & virtually unable to get the momentum they need; two broke themselves. I said over 100 tractors - more like 200; one class had 23 and classes from 4500 to 18,500. Those 7140's and 7240's etc kind of ruled at 16,500 & 18,500. The dozen or so 560's just pulled off their FH drawbars; really out of field stuff.
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