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Posted by Chris Brown on May 29, 2004 at 10:37:30 from (64.91.17.21):
In Reply to: OT....When tractor pulling................... posted by pat on May 29, 2004 at 10:25:37:
I pulled the old H a few years ago and I pulled in second gear. I played around with it at home first by chaining it to the pickup and dragging it around the field backwards with the brakes all locked till I got the right gear and speed. I just happened to have a hard packed field road that is similar to a dirt pulling track. My 10 year old son had a fun time in the pickup with me draging him around. What I found out is you want the fastest gear you can spin the wheels sitting still in the dirt like on the track. Too low a gear and you won't have enough momentum and too high of a gear and you run out of power. You just need to take it out and play with it. The tractor ,that is!
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