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Posted by dale on February 23, 2000 at 12:33:29 from (206.10.72.131):
In Reply to: Tractor Pull posted by Fred on February 18, 2000 at 05:49:57:
Fred, You won't find anyone to insure the kind of sled where people get on. We tried at our local threshing show. What I ended up doing is making a weight transfer skid just for these old tractors. Used mostly parts from the grove. If you want pictures email me and I will send you some. Its simple, cheap and works well. Good Luck. P.S. Contact Ruth Warnock at [email protected] She is secretary of the Early DAy gas Engine &Tractor Asso. They can get you started with insurance. Dale
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