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  1. M

    2840

    thanks guys for the input. i was just looking to make a light weight puller. not a HUGE money pit, just something for the 6-8000 pound range
  2. M

    2840

    anybody ever tinker with a 2840 and make a light weight puller?
  3. M

    powerhift nightmare

    i have a 4430 with a powershift. here is a little back round. 2 years ago when i bought it, i replaced the entire unit. i rebiult the clutch pack including a new pump. then i rebiult the planetary pack under the cab, then i did the (i call them shift valves) valve body where the accumulators...
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    past to present machinery show (featuring john deere)

    this year we are featuring john deere at our show. its may 25-27th in sykesville PA. as we get closer i will post more info, but for more info now check us out on facebook at "past to present machinery association" and click the like button. 2012 show, auction, tractor pulls, evening...
  5. M

    4430/4440

    im sure some will disagree with me. the 466 is a better engine. starts a little easier when its cold. other than that, i think they are about the same. the 40's are newer so you might find less hours but they are also give or take 10 grand more money. i choose between the 2, and got a 4430. i...
  6. M

    Pay out

    pay out or not, i just like pulling.
  7. M

    ANOTHER ARGUMENT FOR WHEELIE BARS - PIC

    i lied, the guy driving is still under neath the tractor. the guys standing thier in the white shirt could pass as his brother. who knows, maybe it it
  8. M

    ANOTHER ARGUMENT FOR WHEELIE BARS - PIC

    that picture was taken at center hall pa 2 years ago at the nittany antique show. i have never seen this picture, but i did see it happen. the driver is standing there in the picture. when he fell off it had him by his pants i think. it took them only a few seconds to get him out. he was ok...
  9. M

    Buick and Deere

    i never met the man, but i think he is always grumpy. maybe even a bit of an a** jason muth
  10. M

    Duramax Diesel Engines.

    back about 5 yeas ago i had a 2000 f150 with 88k miles on it. the head gasket blew. the only garage that would repair it was a ford dealership. they wanted $2500 to do it. (that didn't count if the head was broke) they gave me a line about removing the cab to work on it. long story short, in...
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    Mileage posts below - Early Winter wind is blowing

    im not going to fight about it. here is how i measure my mileage. fill the thing up, set the odometer. when you need fuel, fill up. take your miles and divide it by the gallons needed to fill up. maybe there is something special about my truck. oh well. doesn't matter. i won't loose sleep over...
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    Mileage posts below - Early Winter wind is blowing

    thats my father in laws truck. and he wont sell it and doesn't want a new one. the trailer weighs 5300lbs. if you could see the rear of that 4430 you would see that its useless for farming. i have a lot of weight stripped off it for pulling. you would be surprised what milage you can get out of...
  13. M

    Tractor Pulling - Mileage

    jim, i have the tractor stripped down for pulling. it only weighs 10,680. that weigh slip i got was from a certified scale. we have the truck combonation weighted for 22,000. the max we could get. so we are legal, but at the max
  14. M

    Fuel Milage

    the emmisions restrictions on the new trucks are terrible. it has killed the fuel milage on all of them. my buddy has an 08 he spend 1500 bucks on the remove that stuff and he got his milage up to about 20. it sucks to pay that much for a truck and then have to put that into it to make it get...
  15. M

    Tractor Pulling - Mileage

    03 duramax with 6 speed standard. bone stock! 24 mpg empty, 17 loaded with a 18,000 gvw gooseneck and my 4430 on it. total loaded truck and trailer weight, 22,100 with just a driver and no passenger.
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