Posted by Leroy on July 28, 2010 at 05:12:36 from (69.88.223.179):
In Reply to: tractor pull posted by c-man on July 27, 2010 at 20:00:17:
Depends entirely on the type and rules of the pull. I help run a pull on Labor Day every year. We DO NOT WEIGH, we go by plow size and that Super C would be in 1 bottom plow class and you are allowed 2 sets of factory rear wheel weights or fluid, not both. No hanging weights and wheel weights must be bolted secure for field type of work, no long rods sticking out, and no front weights. Drawbar has to be strictly factory, can be from IHC or a factory that makes a 3 point hitch conversion for that tractor but must not be cut and welded.No fixed in inches maximum drawbar height with No raising the hitch clevice on a fixed draw bar with stacks of washers or anything like that, too much danger of the bolt holding the hitch clevice (ring with a 3" hole) bending and braking. No modifing the engine except for aftermarket piston sets designed to work in the field all day long. Tires must be stock with 1 size over from factory. And ALL pulls are only in low gear, no speed rules except for lowest straight gear, NO TA or simular. Can not over ride govener. And for those that say a pull cannot be run like this it can and we do have enough pullers that we can hardly get done with the pull in the alloted time, pull is actually on Sunday afternoon and must be done before church services in the evening. And there is always a large croud no mater how hot it is watching the pull. The tractors are all strictly out of field 1955 or older with up to 1939 in antique class and 1940 to 1955 in classic and class sizes are 1 bottom, 2 bottom, 3 bottom and 4 bottom.
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