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Re: An odd question reguarding custom Pulling Rigs
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Posted by Gman on November 26, 1999 at 11:11:41 from (207.86.240.84):
In Reply to: An odd question reguarding custom Pulling Rigs posted by MikeWHR on November 23, 1999 at 08:46:13:
Mike--Are you interested in antique tractor pulling,or late model tractors. The v/8 engine class pobably be more of an exhibition puller. Go to a full pulls and make up your mind what phase you want to get in.Be prepared to have very deep pockets. If I wanted to take pullin serious I'd get me a John Deere 4020 and take it to Dengler Tractor in Middletown,Ohio and let yhem fix an engine forit,and go have some big time fun. Gman
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