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    How many young people are out there???

    i'm 14 and own 3 tractors. a john deere 50, a 1934 allis wc, and a 1949 wd allis. i work on garden tractors and snowmobiles and whatever else has an engine.i pull my tractors and work them on the farm, and just have an all around good time with em. this site is pretty neat and i get almost all...
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    Online Pulling Game Updates

    carl you are the man! you work so hard and i wish i could thank you in person for these awesome games. well thanks a lot. me and mine thoroughly enjoy the games and hope to see more in the future! slowride>
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    The Correction Police

    i had a guy come up to me at a pull and inform me that the chrome stack i had on my JD 50 wasn't factory stock and should be replaced with a muffler. i thought he was joking at first. so i informed him that if he wanted to get pi$$y, he could do it on the track with a tractor hooked to the sled...
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    JD- A 60 plus HP ????

    ok guys here's what i'm saying. i pull 2 tractors regularly. a stocker and a mod. both antiques. i pull the mod only in the classes that it's built to run in. i pull the stocker in the classic and farmstock classes. i just got a little hot after i got home from a pull last weekend where there...
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    JD- A 60 plus HP ????

    why don't you just keep it stock? it'll be more reliable, CHEAPER, safer, and there'll be one less hot rod in the antique classes. but hey, whatever. it's your money.
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    MM BF

    yeah theres a couple of them around here, and they do very good. great little tractors, with a lot of power for their weight.
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    new richmond pull

    boy what a track! the gravel and the speed limit was the worst combination ever. hmmmm lessee... 1 full pull. that IH crawler couldn't even do it! sure was an interesting day. many thanks to the osceola FFA!! slowride>
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    Is this a magneto?

    thast a fairbanks morse FMJ magneto.
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    Dairy farmer in WI

    grease is a good way i've heard, but if i was gonna unstick one, i'd pull the head and pour some kerosene mixed with trans fluid in the cylinders and set it on fire. the heat will expand the cylinders just enough to knock the pistons out. it might take a few burning cycles, but i hear it works...
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    wheelie bars

    thanks for the tips, guys! i guess i'll test em out this weekend at the clinton, wisconsin pull. wish me luck! slowride>
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