Posted by dboll on October 26, 2012 at 15:11:54 from (209.23.168.60):
In Reply to: Re: Tractor pulling. posted by JDseller on October 26, 2012 at 07:49:18:
You think you are going to call all of the pullers cheaters and some are not going to get riled up? I take offense to that as I abide with the rules that are given to me. as I said I have passed tech at national pulls without a problem so you are welcome to give my tractors your own tech inspection. If you don't want to see my tractor pull don't come. It has 4440 jd sleeves, bb chev pistons, 400IH small end welded to a 310 Waukesha big end for rods, IH 436 intake valves and a stroked crank. How's that for cheating? The guys I run with have just as long a grocery list!
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