Lytle Texas Saturday May 6

Tri-County generally follows NATPA rules and runs divisions I - III tractors from 3,600 lbs. to 13,000 lbs. Practice is on Friday afternoon and the pulls generally start about 9:30 am on Saturday.

Oppy

The pull is at the Bar H arena in Lytle. But, it's closer to LaCoste. This will be the new sled that Tri-County built over the winter. But if you're coming from San Antonio to Lytle on I-35, get off of the interstate and come into Lytle and take FM 2790 to LaCoste (North). The arena will be West of 2790 on CR 582.

I've attached a map but you may have to use the "zoom in" feature to receive better detail.

Oppy

• Lytle/LaCoste Map

After re-reading my earlier message regarding the directions, I've found that the County Road number was incorrect. The County Road number is 580 and not 582! It's the next road closer to LaCoste. My appologies.

I won't make it. I've got some honeydos to take care of. My dad my bring the 70 as he's only a few minutes drive.

I've started a new project. A model G. I'm giving myself about a year to get it together. She'll be a Division II puller.

Have fun in LaCoste. The new sled is pretty slick. I've seen it several times but not pulled it. There has been a group of guys that have been practicing with it for about a month or so. I believe they've got most of the bugs worked out.

Take care,
Oppy

The pull is at the H3 arena in Lytle. But, it's closer to LaCoste. This will be the new sled that Tri-County built over the winter. But if you're coming from San Antonio to Lytle on I-35, get off of the interstate and come into Lytle and take FM 2790 to LaCoste (North). The arena will be West of 2790 on CR 582.

I've attached a map but you may have to use the "zoom in" feature to receive better detail.

Oppy

• Lytle/LaCoste Map

I have changed jobs so I wont be working weekends during the summer and can make some pulls between getting marrried.

Looking forward to pulling the new sled.

Dad said that the big sled is really nice. Best thing to happen to it was put the pan wheels on it. He said yall let him pull the little sled in 4th gear which was nice.

We had a pull in Columbus last weekend and The Farmall had problems. Not sure but it sounded rich but that is almost impossible since the dyno didnt bring the situation up. Might be a plug wire or we need to go to a hotter series plug.

Dont think we are going to do anything else to the engine, the next step is a billet crank and furnace braze cylinders up to 300 inches and that is expensive. Might bore it some more and try to get another 25 inches or so and get to 250-260 inches if it ever comes apart for some reason. Going to try to put the aluminum on before our fair to get into the 3600 lb class.

I think we are going to devote the finances to the diesel instead of a super hot little farmall. In the 3600-4600 class and get out of the 5100 the H is going to be hard to beatin Div. 3-4, thats after the alum gets added.

PS October is for deer season, not weddings :)