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ChadS

09-18-2003 18:45:33




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Good evening, I must have ticked all of you off or something, Every post I have left in every forum, the last few days have had nothing but negative slams mixed in. What did I do to make you guys so upset towards me?? I know that some others may not feel this way, but, I am feeling a little unhappy with all of the slams. I can take criticism, I admit when I am wrong too. Am I posting too much?? Do I seem that egotistical?? I must not be doing a good job. I guess Athyrio may be right. My advice may be worn out here. I will say this, for those of you who asked questions to me, I tried to answer them to the best of my ability. Not from a book, or from someone elses posts, but from my experience, and my heart. I hope I have helped some of you, I enjoyed talking with all of you. I just can't seem to stay focused to give information, good information, when I have to see all that crap that others say to me. It is wrong for others to tear each other down, for no good reason. Why must we do that?? I chalk it up to human nature. I learned a valuable lesson over the last few days, I guess I may have worn out my welcome in someplaces. Someplaces not. I though I was doing a good deed by sharing what I have learned, over a 15 year journey into tractor pulling. I had to learn to be self sufficient. I do not have thousands of dollars in my pockets, maybe 20 bucks if I am lucky some days. I learned the hard way. Hands on experience. No fancy diplomas, or degrees, Just tractors, and a dyno, and a loving father who taught me everything I know. I can't belive how some people take something positive, and slam it into the ground and cast it asside like trash. I feel like dirt, It hurts me to think that another puller would degrade another like this. As of now, I will no longer post information on Engines, Farmalls, or my so called junk technology as one person called it. I am sorry for those of you who had nothing to do with this. I think of tractor pullers as my family. Why???? Because that is where I grew up, on the pulling track. with a dream to be the next Ralph Banter. Not a denny's wanna be. At least when I work on something, or build something, It is right on the money. For those of you who slammed me, You will see, one of my engines kick your A$$!!! You all know my email address, Hpuller@hotmail.com, or hpuller2001@yahoo.com, you may still reach me there. I have no regrets, This is ChadS, logging off. see ya at the pulls. Sincerely, Chad Steininger. Steininger Pulling Team.

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Tyler Neff

09-19-2003 21:14:09




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 Re: To YT readers:::: in reply to ChadS, 09-18-2003 18:45:33  
Well Chad i left u a long message but i guess they thought it was to upsetting to some of our viewers or readers (whatever). So since none of us have heard any minor language . ILL clean it up a bit and hope the swear patrol dont get me . Dont let a few spoiled brats get to ya . YOU have alot of good information youve even answered a few of my ?s before. Im sure you will irritate a few more people before its all over with. Stick around were still having FUN.I hope I havent abused my CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS.

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Indydirtfarmer

09-19-2003 11:17:48




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 Re: To YT readers:::: in reply to ChadS, 09-18-2003 18:45:33  
ChadS, don't let anyone rain on your parade! If someone has a different viewpoint, let them have their say too. But don't let it get to you when they try to bad-mouth you. We all get into our "hobby" for the fun of it. Sometimes the "fun" ends up being a competition to see who's fun is the most fun. It seems to me that you have tried a few things that others just don't comprehend. Others fault your "confidence". SO WHAT! Like the comment about Dizzy Dean, some of the greats, have been a bit cocky. One of my boyhood hero's, Johnny Bench, used to call it "Inner conceit" He was better than his competition, and he knew it. He wasn't afraid to say it either. Keep on posting your thoughts. There are quite a few of us that want to hear what you have to say. The rest of them can read someone elses post's, if they don't like yours. Have fun, and always go for that full pull.

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ChadS

09-19-2003 11:00:27




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 Re: To YT readers:::: in reply to ChadS, 09-18-2003 18:45:33  
I am grateful for all the kind and gratious comments that you have left for me. I have had a night to sleep on it. I don't want to stop posting my comments here, I will take the advice that you, the readers, have given me. I am going through a rough patch in life right now, I will get through it. I think everything hit me all at one time. Mom said there will be days like this. I have been married for 10 years, a wonderful, bright, strong willed, independent woman, in which I love very much, and our relationship is suffering at this point in time. I am sure that it will work out in the end. sometimes things sneak up, or am just to blind to see it. I am sorry for venting this here. I am feeling better, a little. Felt like I got hit by a Mack truck last night. I ain't no coward of the county. I will not back down, I will not let jerks get to me, I will not tolerate any disrepect from anyone. even if it is pointed towards someone else. I have earned my spot in this crazy tractor pullin world. I am ChadS. HEAR ME ROAR!!!!! !!!!! !!!

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junkyard dog

09-19-2003 09:51:11




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 Re: To YT readers:::: in reply to ChadS, 09-18-2003 18:45:33  
just one bit of advice DON'T LET THE B#%TARDS GET YOU DOWN!



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Stuart

09-19-2003 09:32:42




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 Re: To YT readers:::: in reply to ChadS, 09-18-2003 18:45:33  
I like your advice but an H head is only about 22 inches long so how do you get a 5.5 in bore with out the piston rubbing?
Maybe i didnt read all of that right



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Dick L Some Times

09-19-2003 07:51:03




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 Re: To YT readers:::: in reply to ChadS, 09-18-2003 18:45:33  
You will find out later that you are giving away information that others are trying to sell. These fellows usualy leave the boards after a spell.
I was pleased with the job I had done and passed it on and a competitor let every one on the boards at the time that I did not know enough to know it they done a good job for me. He being the expert at doing the same work. After a few months I did not see his handle on the board. Not to worry is the answer.

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Buzzman72

09-19-2003 06:46:19




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 Re: To YT readers:::: in reply to ChadS, 09-18-2003 18:45:33  
Chad, I don't have anything bad to say about you. While I might say that the advice you've given me isn't quite as specific as I might've liked in a point or two, for the most part that just makes me use my own brain...I dunno, maybe some of these people are opposed to thinking for themselves.

Some might say that you brag on yourself and your tractor(s) too much to suit them. I tend to think like ol' Dizzy Dean, who said, "It ain't braggin', if you can do it!" Just remember that there are jerks everywhere in this world, and now and then some of them even show up here.

In the month or so I've been here, I don't think of you as a "know-it-all"...and I've seen enough of 'em in my time to know one when I see one. Some folks want to jealously guard every little "secret" they've discovered, so the "competition" won't find out what they're doing. And then there are some like you, who look at the situation like, "well, this worked for me..." and give some tips learned thru trial and error (blowing the head off an H would be "error"; admitting you did it is what's called "being a man and admitting you made a mistake."). These same folks who are giving you the "what-for" over your posts are the kind who'd never own up to the kind of thing you did this week. Remember, the true measure of a man isn't what he'll do for himself; it's what he'll do for others.

"Illegitimus non carborundum est."
Latin for....what I've been saying in this post.

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joecool

09-19-2003 02:42:51




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 Re: To YT readers:::: in reply to ChadS, 09-18-2003 18:45:33  
I have enjoyed your comments and have tried a few of your ideas. I myself get slammed sometimes but you have to remember that alot of people on ytmag are either kids who don't know anything or hard headed folks who don't care. I probably have never replied to anything you said but I like reading what you post. Don't leave, it will just make them happy.

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TimC

09-18-2003 20:30:44




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 Re: To YT readers:::: in reply to ChadS, 09-18-2003 18:45:33  
You ain't going anywhere. I don't know you very well but I know you like helping people do something they enjoy. You'll figure out how to pace yourself and itis easy for me to see that some people are either jealous, untrusting or just plain ole like to get your goat. Don't let them see where you tie it up and it won't get to you.
I used to get the same thing and will again from my little buddy one state over from you that never uses the same name and his ISP address range is 216.138.28.XX plus others. It makes his day to rag me but since he never has used his real name in the last 2 years I have been lurking here it is plain to me he is just a kid that likes doing that sort of thing. Does it change my abilities or knowledge?

If a 28 year old can teach this 40 somthing year old a couple tricks that will prove invaluable, and I do mean invaluable then it just proves we never learn it all. Your posi design bugs me that I haven't already thought of it. Your method for fixing the top of a cyl with a bore way larger than was ever intended blows me away. I would not have had the go nads to try that. Now if I can just find out some of your cam knowledge to see if it matches what I think verses what Dynomation is telling me..... hint hint hint.

Just pace yourself. You remind me of the two bulls talking about all the young heifers in the next pasture. The young one wanted to run over there and get to know a couple but the old one said to walk and get to know them all.

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AC Puller

09-18-2003 19:17:21




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 Re: To YT readers:::: in reply to ChadS, 09-18-2003 18:45:33  
I think your information on engines, tractor pulling and general tractor talk are fine. Most of the readers on here just try to irritate each other about tractor brands, horsepower,etc. Never post how much hp a Div 4 or 5 tractor has because nobody will believe you any how. As for years of pulling exp. 15 is not as many as you think. I started in 1970 and still learn new things at almost every pull. I learned along time ago a quiet puller is the hardest one to beat and any tractor can be beat.

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Eric

09-18-2003 20:15:18




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 Re: Re: To YT readers:::: in reply to AC Puller, 09-18-2003 19:17:21  
You obviously know your stuff I will miss reading your advice, sometimes you just have to give it back as hard as you get it. good luck.



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