websites that sell pulling parts

[Mike Hawkey]

we all know that Dennys has a website are there any others that sell parts for pulling tractors? or websites of places that do work on tractor parts (cam's, cranks, rods, heads)

 

[ricky c]

look on pull off.com and there is a rod maker

 

[mEl]

Check out Extreme Tractor Parts on web.mEl

 

[Welding man]

www.berrycam.com

 

[Mike N Mo]

Try Murphy's for internal engine parts and Deere blocks and heads.
Murphys

 

[james rumph]

Good question, but this sport brings out the fabrication skills in us all. I don't know what i would do with out a Bridgepot and lathe , so much is done on them.

What we need is a Summit racing for tractor pulling.

You sure hear alot of bad things about Dennys "are they really that bad" they have kept the doors open for along time.


Grant you i talked with a women there a few years back and she wasn't very pleasant but everything worked out fine.


Seeing how these tractors are our toys maybe we need a "Tractors are Us" works for me.

 

[Anonymous-0]

james brings out a good point most of us take the time to write down the automotive part number we choose to use but dont take the time to publish them . ive spent alot of time with a parts book in one hand and a dial caliper in the other.

 

[Mike Hawkey]

I too am aware of the caliper/Parts book setup! I guess my questions is about people and place that are in the nich market of working over heads, making cams, stroker cranks ect. I know that there are alot of people that have been in the pulling game for some time that could help out a few of us(ME) with some of the info that has been learned over the years about the less advertised places that do great work