Watch the other pullers.Talk to them.Get a copy of the rules.In our antique pulling club,1st gear.As the tires start to spinout,back off throttle a bit till spinning stops,but not so much that you compromise power.Some guys just yank open the throttle and go till it digs a hole.The 'better'/more experience pullers slowly increase throttle till 'full load'. then back off a bit when tires start to spin/slip.Our rules: 5 mph max speed.20" max drawbar hight,18 min drawbar length(center of rear axle to center of hole).Watch the flagger,he's the 'referee/umpire'.I do a lot of flagging for our club.My favorite 'job'.Shown is me pulling my 'modified' 1937 F 12.
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