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LOWES

07-02-2003 15:58:45

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ARE THERE ANY PULLS ON SATURDAY THE 5TH THROUGHT THE MIDWEST, FAIRS OR FESTIVALS?

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07-02-2003 21:20:11

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Re: PULLS in reply to LOWES, 07-02-2003 15:58:45

hillsboro ohio 7/5/03 usap rules field stock street pickups 10 am highland co fair grounds

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David

07-02-2003 16:18:35

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Re: PULLS in reply to LOWES, 07-02-2003 15:58:45

There's a pull Saturday in Greenwich, OH. They call it stock classes but it really is run what ya brung type classes. Fun pull if you don't care about running against hot tractors.

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Joe

07-05-2003 05:44:44

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Re: Re: PULLS in reply to David , 07-02-2003 16:18:35

What time and classes today?

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2-tone

07-02-2003 18:46:42

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Re: Re: PULLS in reply to David , 07-02-2003 16:18:35

Why do people with hopped up tractors try to pass them off as stock? They ate not pullers but they are CHEATERS! There are enough classes to compete in so stay in their class. Most pulls have classes for stock, slightely modified and let it all hang out.

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Hohnest Mo

07-03-2003 20:30:45

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Re: Re: Re: PULLS in reply to 2-tone, 07-02-2003 18:46:42

Now come on two tone, We all know that little Ferd 901 is stock, right? Honest Mo

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David

07-02-2003 19:11:00

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Re: Re: Re: PULLS in reply to 2-tone, 07-02-2003 18:46:42

People pull hopped up tractors in the stock class around my area because the pulls allow them to. Greenwich has been pulling like this for the 25 years we have been going there. The stock class use to be stock tractors with more rpm's. Now stock means no cut tires but anything else goes, like 88's with 7 main 12 port motors at 5000+ rpm's. Stock no, but fun to watch.

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Two-Tone

07-03-2003 08:27:16

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Re: Re: Re: Re: PULLS in reply to David, 07-02-2003 19:11:00

Fun to watch. yes. They should pull the open class but they can't stand the compitation. I could pull my open class tractor as stock by changing tires but all I would do is make a lot of people mad.

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