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angie kane

12-21-2007 08:01:22

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hey there all you antique tractor pulling fans have we got a pull for you. we put on a annual pull here in clarence mo. every year and this year it will be on june 22 2008. it will begin around 12:30p till all has pulled or dark witch ever is first. we charge a hookin fee of $15:00 a hook. well if anyone can come or are interested let us know. sincerly angie

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Dhea6

12-30-2007 16:08:18

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Re: tractor pull in clarence missouri in reply to angie kane, 12-21-2007 08:01:22

Angie Sounds like fun,have no problem with YOUR rules. Will mark calendar.Thanks

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Too Far Gone

12-22-2007 15:50:30

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Re: tractor pull in clarence missouri in reply to angie kane, 12-21-2007 08:01:22

I think the gear rule and the mph is stupid.I dont have a hot rod tractor,but I do know plow speed is not in 1st gear,unless your tractor sucks

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Mike n Mo

12-21-2007 10:40:36

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Re: tractor pull in clarence missouri in reply to angie kane, 12-21-2007 08:01:22

What kind of rules and classes do you have? Cut tires allowed? Tire size? Weight classes? Payback? Speed limit? Might be interested if our tractors fit inside your rules. Mike

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angie kane

12-21-2007 11:50:35

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Re: tractor pull in clarence missouri in reply to Mike n Mo, 12-21-2007 10:40:36

ok our rules are like the associations kinda. we have our own sled. the rules we used last year are as follows..... 1. no one under 16 years old allowed to drive 2. tractors must pull in low gear 3. factory or supply wheels and hitch required 4. drawbar must be no higher than 18 inches and be a min. of 22 inches from center of axel 5. driver must obey flagman and track crew 6.tractors with torque must pull in low side of torque no shifting it allowed 7.driver must stay in seat at all times 8.there will be a 50lb weight allowance 9. driver must keep his feet on the platform at all times there might be a few added by pulling time but these are the main ones. the classes we pull are 3,000lb& under.. 3500.. 4000.. 4500.. 5000.. 5500.. 6000.. 6500.. 7000.. 7500..7500 open class our sled cant stop any supped up tractors so mostly has to be of stock value. can have a bore a bit but no stroked engines. we have no pay back of money we use the money in to pay for the trophys we give.note the speed limit is 2-3 mile a hour i believe.ill have to ask the sled man who is the head of us about cut tires i think you can but im not compleatly sure on that one. we try to be fair to all. we do it to put on a show and to have some fun and excitement in our little town.

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Been There...

12-21-2007 13:01:42

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Re: tractor pull in clarence missouri in reply to angie kane, 12-21-2007 11:50:35

Angie, to make life easier on you (and the other promoters) if you have a speed limit, don't have a rule about "low gear" only. It's almost impossible to enforce and if you have a strict speed limit, it's not needed. My 2 cents...

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You Got That Right

12-21-2007 15:39:30

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Re: tractor pull in clarence missouri in reply to Been There..., 12-21-2007 13:01:42

What difference does it make if you're in road gear or low gear if you're going 3 MPH?

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TravisM

12-22-2007 06:22:07

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Re: tractor pull in clarence missouri in reply to You Got That Right, 12-21-2007 15:39:30

The tractor going full throttle in low gear going 3mph will lose everytime to the tractor in road gear at 1/4 throttle going 3mph.

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Drew

12-22-2007 06:57:42

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Re: tractor pull in clarence missouri in reply to TravisM, 12-22-2007 06:22:07

I really cant disagree with what you said, but I still believe that the speed limit is more fair than a gear rule. An AC-WC on 38" rubber will be A LOT faster in low gear than a creeper gear Deere. And just because the shifter is in the 1st gear slot doesnt necessarily mean the tractor is in the low gear it left the factory with. The 1st reduction gear on a Deere/ring and pinion on anything else can be changed to alter the factory gear ratio and it may or may not be obvious that something has been monkeyed with.

With a speed limit, it comes down to did the horn go off or not?

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Travis M

12-22-2007 18:20:00

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Re: tractor pull in clarence missouri in reply to Drew, 12-22-2007 06:57:42

I totally agree, gear rules are dumb speed limits are the only way to go.

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12-22-2007 07:46:04

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Re: tractor pull in clarence missouri in reply to Drew, 12-22-2007 06:57:42

Well Put, Drew!

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angie kane

12-21-2007 19:53:46

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Re: tractor pull in clarence missouri in reply to You Got That Right, 12-21-2007 15:39:30

i dont know i just told you the rules that we go by. i am not the one who made them. sorry if its confuseing.

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