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    New England Tractor pulls

    That is fine, there are a few h's running 350 blocks with us. Justbe sure to have a kill switch and keep the rpm's below 3,000. Our tech is going to consist of upholding the safety rules and making sure participants know where they should be pulling. The bone stock class should be good for...
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    New England Tractor pulls

    To Super MTA and horsinaround, same manufacturer, but we really won't turn anyone away in that class. There are only about 3 venues where that division will be run anyways and they are all fairs where we are putting on a show, so to make it fun we aren't going to play the engine game ALOT of...
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    New England Tractor pulls

    I would, but the average puller usually runs between 2000 and 2400 here and a farmall flywheel can handle that without a question. If you went over 3000 I would say no. The guys who are running high rpms and or modified motors run steel flywheels anyways. We set rpms at 3000 to let guys with 6...
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    New England Tractor pulls

    Allied insurance
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    New England Tractor pulls

    There are no gear rules. The different classes have different safety requirements to suit the tractors in each class. Someone with a John Deere may say that a 2nd or 3rd gear limit is unfair against an Oliver let's say, or vice versa. If we leave it open there will be less bickering that way. We...
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    New England Tractor pulls

    There were no incidents, but we found out that our previous insurance with EDGE/TA only covered spectators and we had no member to member coverage. It really hurt our attendance, but now we have new insurance and everyone is covered. With any motorsport insurance can be expensive and strict...
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    New England Tractor pulls

    This is an update on the NEATTA Farm tractor pulls. The dates and Rules are now posted on the website at NEATTA.org. The first pull is scheduled for April 6th at 9am as a test and tune pull. Our primary goal for that date will be to tech every tractor and let them know what needs to be done if...
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    Brian Lively

    Hi Brian, I also havent recieved my copy. I wasnt sure if maybe it was lost in the mail or if all copies havent gone out yet, i know i am down the alphabet a bit. Thank you, great job on the magazine!
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    North East Pullers update

    Just an update, the NEATTA Farm tractor pulling schedule is now up on the website at NEATTA.org, Rules to follow once the board of directors gives us the approval. The test and tune date is an important one so the tech crew can go over equipment and let you know what needs to be done to comply...
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    NEATTA meeting results

    There was a poor turnout of Farm pullers but the insurance has been passed. We are awaiting written confirmation on some rules we will need to add in, and the president of the farm pullers has some things he wants to put in as well. One thing I know the club wants for "hot" tractors is...
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    North East Pullers!

    I agree! Rochester is one of my favorite places we pull. Great people, nice track, and a very fun day overall. I think the division II will be good as far as giving more class options to pull in, and if this year goes well, hopefully we can do a transfer sled and add another division for the...
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    removing hydraulics from 400 Farmall

    Super M is what you need.
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    North East Pullers!

    18.4 34 Galaxy's
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    North East Pullers!

    Hey Bob, I will keep you posted on whats going on. It should be a great season of pulling! Shoot me an email, i have a few questions for you. Thanks Ray for the explanation to Eric, it is a different kind of pull but its fun running different setups, its a new challenge!
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    North East Pullers!

    We are always going to have that issue and you are correct. That would be a situation where the tech committee would have to discuss the situation. I mean if it is winning by a large margin at every pull then that would help the tech guys reach a decision. We are hoping for a transfer sled in...
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