[AT] Vintage tractor pulling advice

Danny Tabor dannytabor2000 at yahoo.com
Tue Jul 12 11:59:23 PDT 2005


    Thats cool they'll let you pull with steel wheels
and you won't hurt the track that badly. Although I'm
sure some will complain that you were the reason they
couldn't pull any further than they did. Will this be
a non-competitive fun pull?

 Make certain your drawbar is at the maximum height
their rules allow Or as high as it'll go w/o modifying
it. Our rules are 20" from the ground to the point of
hook but the most important thing is to make certain
you have good bolts holding your hitch together/ on
the tractor. 
      Whatever you do, have fun!!! That is what
tractor pulling is all about. I enjoy watching people
at the pulls. Taking notice of the poker faces some of
the pullers put on and pointing out the
"professionals".      
  Danny Tabor  
--- Grant Weir <grantweird at hotmail.com> wrote:

> Hi all,
> 
>     I've been so busy with my teenagers that I've
> only been able to lurk for 
> the last year or so, which is kind of a bummer, but
> at least I'm still 
> keeping up with the reading - mostly... :-)
> 
>     My '27 Wallis and I have been invited out to the
> Purdue Agricultural 
> Fair on the 23rd.   Purdue is a small town about 40
> miles west of Saskatoon. 
>    I attended their little show & shine last year (4
> cars, 2 trucks, a 
> motorcycle and my tractor!) where I suggested that
> perhaps a vintage tractor 
> pull might draw more spectators.  Well, they took me
> up on it so I guess now 
> I have to go!
> 
>     I've never entered a tractor pull before, so I
> am about as green as 
> grass in this area.  I would sure appreciate any
> pointers you pulling folks 
> could offer.   I'm pretty sure I'll be the only
> steel wheeled tractor 
> attending - might this be a problem?  Will I wreck
> the track for the rest of 
> the pullers?  Any advice would be great.  Thanks in
> advance!
> 
> Grant Weir
> Saskatoon, SK.
> Canada
> 
> PS:  I've already got the 4" straight-pipe bolted on
> and it sounds very 
> grumpy.   When it idles, each cylinder firing makes
> a different exhaust note 
> - it's not just "like" music - it IS music!   :-)
> 
> 
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