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    Lincoln Jackpots ?

    JP DUNN won the first one.
  2. 7

    MPH - how much extra?

    Slippage is a huge factor,one MPH is fairly good,experience and skill with luck is a good combination too.Being "one" with the tractor is important,knowing how to read it's reaction to different parts of the track. Div. II you need 100 hp in the 4500# class !!!!! On some good tracks I have had...
  3. 7

    Sigourney Tires

    I have a set,23 degree
  4. 7

    16.9 Firestones ?

    SAT is a newer tire with many more shorter bars.
  5. 7

    Antique evolution

    It takes more than a machine shop,new parts,money and fancy hauler,pit vehicle and fashionable pulling clothes.It takes passion,and a complete comprehensive program of abilities,I.E.,track reading ability,experience,insight on your tractors balance needs in relationship to a specific situation...
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    Where does it stop

    Because in this new age of sue happy,insurance people dictate where,what and how,kill someone pulling and so how it will affect things,just sayi'n how it is,like it or not.That's why there is so many 3000 rpm classes.
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    Where does it stop

    Most run stock at 3-3.5 mph.Open is a problem,insurance is a big factor. Safety equipment????????????
  8. 7

    Tube Axles anyone have them or build them?

    I know several that have them,seems to be no problem,but what size tube and who welded them??????
  9. 7

    Tire/wheel width?

    they give you a limit on hitch height for a reason,why do you want to give that away? Squish is only good for a "clean burn " next to the cylinder wall for a more powerful combustion in the engine !!!!!!!!!LOL I have never favored low tire pressure,maybe on a very soft track with not much...
  10. 7

    Norfolk Ne. pull

    March 8th
  11. 7

    hauling tire

    I need a set of 18.4 x 38 on rims brought from North East Ohio to Lincoln,NE or Columbia,MO.
  12. 7

    tire size rules

    I ran 13.6s all over the country,pulled in jack pots,regular classes against 16.9 x 34,was always in the top 3-4,even with 30-36 in some jack pots,won many classes and had several full pulls.Any tire can be made to work,right weights,right driving,right air.I too needed the small tires for...
  13. 7

    m puller

    Right around 100hp with good wide power band,lugging is important.I have puller all over the country,many tough tractors out there.LOL
  14. 7

    Last Happy Moment....

    Torment,how may I contact you,I have a v-8 tractor,looking for places to pull.Thanks.
  15. 7

    560 puller

    depends on the track,some think sand is clay,----WRONG !!!!!! Track reading is an art only a few can master.On clay with a "short" chain you will need 200 hp to spin at the end.
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