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Posted by Tim Shultz on July 20, 2006 at 18:50:01 from (71.51.121.208):
hey guys.. this ain't a truck pull that I am going too, just a tractor pull.. but they are cool guys that run it, will let ya' hook just about anything up for the $15 fee... you just can't win any money.. last year my buddy got knocked out of the pull for going too fast, they let him go at it again with his case 500, made a full pull and kept on going till he ran out of track.. just a fun pull.. so I thought why not hook up the truck for a pull? thats why I was wondering about how much it would pull if I entered it in a truck pull.. so I know what tractor class I need to hook up on.. they start with the lights and add more weights.. but I think the bigger tractors pull a lot more weight then my truck could dream of pulling.. thanks, Tim Shultz
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