JOKER Oliver

[PullinPrairieGold]

Good job at White Pine.... Go Get-Em at Tunica!!!

 

[Haird_350]

I'm sure the Jokester is going to let some dirt fly at Tunica!

 

[Anonymous-0]

what is the joker????

 

[jdeereg]

Yep! The 88 and the Joker are going to be at Tunica. We may lose, but we are going to have fun anyway!

 

[jdeereg]

I hear your ridin' with brooksie. You are a brave man! I'll keep you in my prayers!!!

 

[Haird_350]

I figure a good dip of redseal and kick back and take a nap and I'll be o.k!

 

[PullinPrairieGold]

The "Joker" is one mean little oliver out of Drummonds Tractor Stables.... piloted by Matt Brooks.... it's been a perfect match since the first time he sat in the seat.... not a perfect season, I.E. (fireball @ newport) LOL... but a great one.... Matt & Brad Collier put on a great show where ever they meet.... The "un named" (at the moment) 88.. is comin on strong too..

 

[Haird_350]

Is the twin stack moline going to make the voyage to tunica?

 

[jdeereg]

As far as we know, the Ace of Spades (Black Moline) is going to stay in the barn this year. I think hunting is winning out over tractor pulling, but time will tell. He may be right there with us when the time comes. As far as the ride down, better take several roll of Redseal!
Ha Ha!

 

[PullinPrairieGold]

Hahahahahaha... now thats funny right thar.... Hahahahaha....

 

[Haird_350]

Well fine then miss out on all the fun!

 

[Anonymous-0]

suprise, prepare your self for a new rpm checker comin down the track another year you bring your rpms back & we all will put on a big show,in other words your turning to many

 

[XL cid A]

Sound's like a little babby crying. everyone has to loose sometine so quit the crying,wineing,and bi$@#^%! and just go have fun,after all that's what this is about untill people like you cripe all the time! But on the other hand if it was you wining would you still be crying or would you keep your mouth shut and not say anything about it??

 

[BIG RED TRACTOR]

Do you pull. Sounds like you dont .Thats why you have rules and a rpm chart .Thats what keeps it fair to everyone !!!!! AND THATS WHAT IS FUN!

 

[XL cid A]

I do pull and probily alot longer than most of you cry babbys. my point is if your going to say something say it before the pull rather than bit#$%@ after you get your butt smoked. half of the people that complained would not have won even if mat wasn't there including you. the only real person that it would have efected was collier.I havent heard him complain yet! I also pull tractors half of the year with you at ET

 

[Anonymous-0]

not cryin xl cid a jokers a good tractor and so is everyone elses tractor that pulls against the rpm 77 oliver the rules are 30% over thats what we go by, just let us know when we all can turn ours 3500-4000 so we can compete with the high winders not scard just try to play by the rules oh dont forget chicken house tractor won the last 2 pulls in the 4500lb class you cant win them all but let me make myself clear were not crying we like to pull and be fair so keep up on typeing horseshit on here some people really get into it IM JUST STATING THE FACTS thanks

 

[I AM THE JOKER]

FRIST OF ALL THIS IS MATT THAT DRIVES THE JOKER JUST TO LET EVERYONE NO THAT I ANT SCARED TO SAY WHO I AM. LISTEN I DONT KNOW WHAT YOU ALL HAVE AGAINS ME BUT GET OVER IT THEIR COMES A TIME TO GROW UP AND QUIT CRYING BECAUSE YOU OR YOUR BUDDY GOT BEAT WOOHOO. IF YOU DONT LIKE GETTING BEAT FIND A NEW HOBBY. YOU DONT SEE ME ON HEAR CRYING WHEN I GET BEAT. DO YA

 

[Haird_350]

Exactly what's an RPM chart? I have never seen one of those and I have been in this sport for about 10 years.

 

[XL cid A]

In your own word's ( I'M JUST STATING THE FACTS) that the chicken house tractor won the last 2 pulls in the 4500ib class,so that just proves that it does'nt matter about the RPM'S unless he's running to manny RPM'S to, and as far as (GOING BY THE RULES) when it really get's down to the rules i quess everyone else that pulls at ET is leagel? ( NOW THAT'S WHAT YOU CALL REAL HORSESHIT!!!)

 

[Haird_350]

They had a run what you brung class at White Pine for everyone to cut them loose and see what they can do and if I'm not mistaking the chicken tractor participated but did not want to play with the Joker or the Big 88

 

[jdeereg]

Well Well Well, Take off a day from reading the posts and look what happens, everthing goes crazy. As far as the rules discussion, lets just get right down to it and see what all else we can find against the rules on everyone"s tractors besides RPMs. I"m pretty sure the no one out there is 100% legal all the time. Thats what makes it fun. I have been pulling for about 10 years now and I have come to the realization that no matter how good you are at pulling, there is always someone out there that can beat you. The main thing is just go and have fun. We win a $10 trophy and maybe a jacket at the end of the year. Whoopee! Its the competition that makes it fun.

 

[47A_Puller]

You should have built yours bigger when you built it. So i guess you need to go bigger and dig in the back pocket or stay at home, either way quit crying, we all pull for the fun of it. Maybe if you ask he might give you the 10 dollar trophy if you want it that bad.

 

[A.P.]

RPM charts are generally a list of the high idle rpm (factory spec.) complied into a table of some sort. The first ones were the reference sheets that came with PTO dyno"s such as the M&W models. I am aware of pulls and groups that have been using them for over 40 years and their use probably goes back even further. Many clubs publish an edited version (adding makes and models that do not appear in the original and removing those for models to new or inappropriate for their group) for use by their members - see the link below for an example. In addition to the factory high idle number, percentage over RPM"s are added for tractors pulling in modified classes. I hope this helps.

http://www.natpa.com/rpm_chart_2007.htm

 

[Anonymous-0]

(quoted from post at 03:47:49 11/22/09) RPM charts are generally a list of the high idle rpm (factory spec.) complied into a table of some sort. The first ones were the reference sheets that came with PTO dyno"s such as the M&W models. I am aware of pulls and groups that have been using them for over 40 years and their use probably goes back even further. Many clubs publish an edited version (adding makes and models that do not appear in the original and removing those for models to new or inappropriate for their group) for use by their members - see the link below for an example. In addition to the factory high idle number, percentage over RPM"s are added for tractors pulling in modified classes. I hope this helps.

http://www.natpa.com/rpm_chart_2007.htm

LOOKS LIKE FORDS can run legally over 3000 rpms .

 

[A.P.]

Not quite, if you check rule #7 for division 5 (http://www.natpa.com/div5rules.htm) you will see there is a 3000 rpm cap for all tractors.

 

[Anonymous-0]

(quoted from post at 13:22:31 11/22/09) Not quite, if you check rule #7 for division 5 (http://www.natpa.com/div5rules.htm) you will see there is a 3000 rpm cap for all tractors.

THEN NOT ALL RUN THE SAME PERCENTAGES . WHATS FAIR ABOUT THAT . THEN AGAIN FAIR IS WHAT YOU TAKE YOURE PRIZE PIG TO.

 

[A.P.]

Never said it was fair or not. I was trying to explain RPM charts (they have been around for a very long time in one form or another) and used a readily available chart as an example. I do not think "The Joker" or other tractors were pulling under NATPA rules. The rules they are pulling under are the rules they are supposed to abide by.