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Remus, MI pull on Labor Day Weekend???

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2 Cylinder

08-27-2005 06:23:29

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I see from an earlier post your having a pull on Labor Day Weekend. Could you post the classes that are pulling and some of the general rules having to do with the hitch, tires and year of tractors allowed.

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Remus

08-28-2005 17:19:58

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Re: Remus, MI pull on Labor Day Weekend??? in reply to 2 Cylinder, 08-27-2005 06:23:29

3.5 mph 3200-8200 15.5.38 or smaller top cuts only 20 inch drawbar 24 inchs from center of axel. 5.0 mph 3000-8000 20 inch drawbar 18 inchs from center of axel 18.4.38 or smaller full cuts must have breakaway switch tipover bars & fenders.4500-6500 open same rules as 5.0 mph classes. 1957 and older for all classes any more question call 1-989-561-2715

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4010

08-28-2005 20:45:03

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Re: Remus, MI pull on Labor Day Weekend??? in reply to Remus, 08-28-2005 17:19:58

Any chance in the near future you'll allow the newer farm tractors to pull with you guys like the 4010, 4020 John Deere's or 806, 826, 856 Farmall's just to name a few. I have pulled at your location last year, very good track, its just I don't have anything to pull there with anymore except a 4010 John Deere which doesn't make as much power as most of the hopped up antiques. I would like to mix it up with them if you would allow it, but not worth it for exibition with the price of gas. Just something I hope you guys will consider during this winter.

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i agree

08-28-2005 21:13:27

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Re: Remus, MI pull on Labor Day Weekend??? in reply to 4010, 08-28-2005 20:45:03

i agree with the year thing, i'd let the new ones in, its a speedlimit track....also, i would like to see the 15.5 limit on the first set of classes changed to the 18.4 like the rest. where do you guys get the break away kill switch, i haven't got any and would need one some time.....thanks alot.

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superih

08-29-2005 05:41:59

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Re: Remus, MI pull on Labor Day Weekend??? in reply to i agree, 08-28-2005 21:13:27

The year revision is a very touchy subject not only at Remus but even on this forum. That is something that will have to be discussed. Maybe letting newer tractors in the 5 mph class.

The problem we are having at Remus is so many modified tractors are showing up and pulling in the 3 mph class that is intended for stock antiques. We have lost alot of the pullers that were with us from the beginning because it is a horsepower and money thing now. I can't see the tire size changing in the 3 mph class. The 5 mph class is intended for strokers and modified from stock tractors.

Remus puts on a pull to have fun and make a good place for people to come pull and not feel cheated one bit. The pull is for the pullers and if you guys would like to see some changes or have ideas keep voicing your opinions and we may be able to accomidate.

This weekend should be a good money pull. Come on out and have some fun. Friday night will be a very good truck pull. Good showing last time. Lots of diesels better show up with at least 400 ponies. Saturday pulling tractors all day.

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4010

08-29-2005 18:56:39

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Re: Remus, MI pull on Labor Day Weekend??? in reply to superih, 08-29-2005 05:41:59

I wish you guys would consider the newer tractors such as the 4010, 4020, 806, 856 and such, even if you create a class for them say starting out at 7000#, 8000#, and 9000# classes. There are many pullers like myself who don't have the money to spend on the antique's to keep pace with the high dollar tractors there are today, that decide it was more worth while to go to the heavier classes and a later model tractor such as listed above. This is where many of the pullers have gone that you have been losing in the antique classes. Just a thought I hope your club will think about during the cold weather months. If you have room/time for the pickup classes, couldn't you make a class or two for the newer tractors. Thanks for your consideration.

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jimmyjohn

08-29-2005 20:36:25

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Re: Remus, MI pull on Labor Day Weekend??? in reply to 4010, 08-29-2005 18:56:39

if you changed the rules to like a 1972 and older, you would have 20 series tractors for JD as a cut off cause the 30 series didn't start till late 72, 73. i would like to see at least a 16.9 tire size limit for the 3mph, because that is all we have.....and our tractors are 45hp.....we always run them....i guess you can't please everyone....i just know its close enough to me that i would come if they let in 16.9 tires

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superih

08-30-2005 09:34:34

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Re: Remus, MI pull on Labor Day Weekend??? in reply to jimmyjohn, 08-29-2005 20:36:25

Where are you guys located? Just wanted to know. I will bring this up to the members. All interesting thoughts. Thanks

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4010

08-30-2005 17:57:31

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Re: Remus, MI pull on Labor Day Weekend??? in reply to superih, 08-30-2005 09:34:34

I am from Rosebush, MI, There are several other people from the Mt.Pleasant area that would probably be interested in pulling there newer model tractors if a class were created for them. Maybe even an open class like they have up to Hawkin's where the antique's could compete against the newer tractors. Just idle thoughts that might bring in a few pullers who might not otherwise attend.

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that ol 4010

08-30-2005 20:45:02

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Re: Remus, MI pull on Labor Day Weekend??? in reply to 4010, 08-30-2005 17:57:31

that 4010 has only 93hp u said in an earlier post? i thought it was supposed to be moreso in the 120hp range the guys told you when you got the pump back? i hope they open it up and let bigger tires go too..lol....

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