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  1. M

    off topic: what do you all do

    Retired Fireman/Paramedic, Pulling since early 70s. Love that Praire Gold(so easy to cheat with).
  2. M

    Just wonderin if....

    It"s good to see the V8 classes comming around. Vintage tractors but with modern safety upgrades.It reminds me of pulling in the 60"s and 70"s. What does everyone think about creating a vintage "super stock" class. Maybe cubic in limit, single turbo, but with modern safety equiptment. I know...
  3. M

    south central WI Pull

    Union Grove Friday night at Fairgrounds Hwy.45 and 11. weigh in 4-5 pull at 5.
  4. M

    scatter blanket

    Thanks Vic, will look in that direction. We"re a low buck operation,thanks for the lead. Mike.
  5. M

    scatter blanket

    Hi all, What size trans.blanket is needed for a Moline UB? How about used? Thanks.
  6. M

    Side panels

    Nice Job! Really came out clean, and, boxed the filters in. Mind if I copy you? Mike.
  7. M

    Side panels

    I see some sharp lookin side shields in the HOOK, I"d like to get some ideas for my UB. Anybody wanna show some pictures? Thanks, Mike.
  8. M

    Case 900 side shields

    Does he do strictly Case or other makes? I have a Moline UB I"d like to have a set made for. Phone #
  9. M

    KB5

    Thanks for the info...New steering wheel install a lot easier than diet! Mike.
  10. M

    KB5

    Hi all, Am looking for a steering wheel for my kb5. Are the 1-5 models all the same diameter and shaft size? a smaller wheel would be easier on my big belly. Thanks,Mike.
  11. M

    7.3 Powerstroke

    Thank you for all the great suggestions! I will post back and let you all know what we find. All of these discussion forums on YT have the BEST people. Thanks, Mike.
  12. M

    7.3 Powerstroke

    Maybe you IH folks can help me out. 2002 F350sd 145K miles.went thru 2-1/2 gal anti freeze in 4 weeks. No wet spots in drive,oil is clean and at proper level,no smoke, starts and runs fine. Could this be head gasket? Where is the anti-freeze goin? This has got me baffled. Thanks for any help. Mike.
  13. M

    flipped rear end

    Back in the 70's it was popular to build pullers with a low cntr. of gravity by flipping the rear end over. Does anyone have pictures of old pullers set up this way? Just wonderin.
  14. M

    Tires and wheels

    Linc, I"m looking for a pair of 18X38 9hole rims, you came thru for me in the past, hope you can again. Also need to sharpen a pair. Thanks, Mike.
  15. M

    Suitcase Weights

    Try TFE inc. there in Waukesha Wis. 414-379-8485 They make iron or alum.
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