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?? why cant they put in a rule like stock cars . Put $500 pull down a engine wouldnt that keep it closer to the rules and if it was ok the monnie was given back and the driver was pentalized points

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Gone green

02-19-2003 21:43:04

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Earl S

02-21-2003 10:42:53

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Re: ?? why cant they put in a rule like stock cars . Put $500 pull down a engine wouldnt that keep it closer to the rules and if it was ok the monnie was given back and the driver was pentalized points in reply to Gone green, 02-19-2003 21:43:04

The ITPA in Illinois has a good protest rule check their WEB or E-mail me I will get you the Info.

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bill

02-21-2003 07:03:24

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Where i'm from they had a 500.00 protest fee to take off pan and check stroke and bore, cubic inch check,OK. All summer everybodys whining about one or two tractors winning alot, cheaters cheaters, these guys say there not to big on cubes. Rules changed to 100.00 this year to take off pan, guess whos whining now, the two who ain't cheatin. go figure. If there legal what diffence does it make. I think its good idea, either put the money or SHUT UP.

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That would be great.

02-21-2003 07:59:23

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Re: Re: ?? why cant they put in a rule like stock cars . Put $500 pull down a engine wouldnt that keep it closer to the rules and if it was ok the monnie was given back and the driver was pentalized points in reply to bill, 02-21-2003 07:03:24

I wish they had that rule here. I would go to the pull just to get the $100 to drop my oil pan. Better $ than winning the pull.

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Barry

02-20-2003 10:30:07

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Because, stock car guys have all week to put them back together, they have crews to do it, which is there full time job. They also have spare motors, and they pull the motors down alot more than we have to. I, for one, am NOT going to have someone tear my motor apart, just because some shmuck is mad that I beat him, and he has $500 to throw away to irritate me. I think I speak for alot of people on this one here, I do not have time to put a motor back together every other week, just because someone wants to look inside. This is just a hobby, not a fulltime job, and I don't make $500,000 a year from purse money. I'll go go sit in a boat with a fishin' pole and a case of beer if you want to start that non-sense.

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stock car raceing aint all NASCAR

02-20-2003 19:19:18

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You realy don`t have any idea what you are talking about.

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Barry

02-21-2003 14:28:41

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Re: Re: Re: ?? why cant they put in a rule like stock cars . Put $500 pull down a engine wouldnt that keep it closer to the rules and if it was ok the monnie was given back and the driver was pentalized points in reply to stock car raceing aint all NASCAR, 02-20-2003 19:19:18

Is that right?

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PULLER OF ONE

02-20-2003 04:52:32

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WELL first off NO ONE! and I meen NO ONE! is going to take my motor apart and F##k it all up! these Jacka$$es can't even run a fair pulling club,let alone something as complex as an internal combustion engine,you mite as well get the three stooges to do the work! it would be the same thing.AND all for $500?.
NATPA is about to change there is a storm comming and it will blow out the crap that is in place now.

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shaggy

02-19-2003 22:41:19

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I don't pull much but that would open up a new can of worms!!!

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jocco

02-21-2003 04:53:56

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i think alot of us are tired of this outragous foolishnes in pulling i for one am sick of the 100hp farmall m the 80 hp jd a the excessive weight nitrous etc ridiculos tires i like to see the tractors stock like there natural envirorment pulling at the fairs like the old days if you need all that horse power get a bigger tractor with diesel sorry guys just my feelings

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jakee

02-22-2003 16:17:15

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first of all you don,t have to take a motor apart to check the cubic inche,s----- just use a P&G machine they been using them since the late 50,s.second the teck crew never pull,s a tractor owner,s motor apart the man that owen,s it does.third a complete tear down should never run more than 100.00, just the cost up the gasket,s.fourth gas check should run around 25.00. and the specivic gravity of fuel must have a point at both end,s not just the uper scale.fith the rules must be riten so there are no loop holes,not just what is easy to enforce----- we you keep the rules tite you will have a better pull and many more tractor,s.even top fuel racing in NHRA-IHRA and NASCAR has a cubic inch limet, checking lift on cam-shaft,s is very easy to do i have done as many as 30 to 40 on a given night at a major drag race.....and also the man that does not want to tear down has 2 option,s wen he leves-----he can go right or left wen he goes threw the back gate.....

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