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04-20-2004 08:00:00




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Chad, Did you get to pull the 460H, if so how did it do and what did it weigh?




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ChadS`

04-20-2004 08:27:15




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 Re: ChadS in reply to brad, 04-20-2004 08:00:00  
Yes! Did get to pull the 460H at Laotto, IN, weighed 3550 no weights, 180lb driver. Still got a long way to go with it, it ran well, pulled 3rd gear, didn't kill it, spun it out. the front is way too heavy, the 15.5's could not pick the front end up at all in the 4000 lb class, just went down the track and spun out. Chad



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brad

04-20-2004 13:17:51




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 Re: Re: ChadS in reply to ChadS`, 04-20-2004 08:27:15  
would it pull 4th gear?
what happened to the 18.4 34s?



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ChadS

04-20-2004 21:49:32




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 Re: Re: Re: ChadS in reply to brad, 04-20-2004 13:17:51  
the 18.4's just were not a good pair of tires, not matched, and not cut. Plus, would have kept me in lower gears. No, I don't think it would have pulled 4th consistantly, would have to be an awful loose track, right at 80 hp, so 3rd had a decent ground speed, for the HP, engine rpm, and tire size. It has a very heavy front end, with 3 75lbs weights and 5 gal of gas on the nose, the front end weighed 1400lbs. Just a bit heavy by 200lbs, to be able to balance it better. and at the end of the run, it did not even offer to pick up the front end off the ground. Just spun out. 20ft behind the rest, LOL, At this time, if it would be legal to pull,, a great div 3 tractor, in 3500-4500. I would have to say, that the front end would need to be changed to a lighter, homemade front end, and get rid of the 250+lb upper bolster. First runs with new machines, can be tricky, always seem to get better with time, and tuning the chassis. Just my opinion of the first run fo the 460H. Chad

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