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Posted by Walt Davies on January 03, 2007 at 19:18:07 from (72.173.58.4):
In Reply to: should i or should i not pull a.... posted by rangerj on January 02, 2007 at 19:24:23:
Out here in NW Oregon they pull up to 63 at one and the other's are mostly open to what you have. I love to pull my Case LA even if the only time I ever won was when I was the only entrant. I love the oldtime pull at Brooks it just for a few old tractors (mine is a 1945) and we do it for fun no trophies ot classes just pull what you think you can and hope it pleases the crowd. I got two standing ovations once when i was running real good and pulled another LA and a Ford on the sled. The other time I pulled the LA in 2n gear and made a full pull. That Ol' tractor can pull when it wants to. Walt
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