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PULL A FORD: Ha Ha

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07-02-2003 17:14:16

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Why would anyone want to pull a Ford? All they do is hold up the show and spin their little tires. Most can't start a lawn mower sled.

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Wasnt' it an 8N ?

07-05-2003 10:26:05

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Re: PULL A FORD: Ha Ha in reply to HF, 07-02-2003 17:14:16

Wasn't the reference to pulling a FORD about an 8N? I am a FORD MAN, but even I have to laugh at the 8n bunch! SAD, SO SAD when they hook to the sled. In the 3-3500 range hardly ever see one even pull off with the sled. Then a little old JD M backs up there and takes off with it. Even the red tractors have little problem. I suppose the folks that had an 8N way back when were proud to get to sit and ride around the field and not smell their mules butt. Recon did the mule out work the 8n? Bet he did!

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NE Ind 8N Puller

07-05-2003 19:06:31

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Re: Re: PULL A FORD: Ha Ha in reply to Wasnt' it an 8N ?, 07-05-2003 10:26:05

Guess you haven't been to N.E. Ind. Bring on the JD M.

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Mike Wells

07-03-2003 21:08:32

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Re: PULL A FORD: Ha Ha in reply to HF, 07-02-2003 17:14:16

Just came from the Old Thrashers Reunion in Denton, NC. Saw 10 different Fords pulling in the 3200 stock class. All I can say is someone let the secret out. Say what you want. Those Fords sure look and pull good.

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Bob

07-03-2003 08:05:50

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Re: PULL A FORD: Ha Ha in reply to HF, 07-02-2003 17:14:16

FORD is a four letter word so please don't swear or Kim will ban you from this board.

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Two-Tone

07-03-2003 08:58:42

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Re: Re: PULL A FORD: Ha Ha in reply to Bob, 07-03-2003 08:05:50

Ford is a six letter word! WINNER tt

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DCC

07-03-2003 05:49:17

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Re: PULL A FORD: Ha Ha in reply to HF, 07-02-2003 17:14:16

Not quite an antique but man will it run!

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BMartin

07-03-2003 04:37:14

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Re: PULL A FORD: Ha Ha in reply to HF, 07-02-2003 17:14:16

This character is just trying to rile you Ford pullers. He may or may not even have a tractor.

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WEL

07-03-2003 04:32:12

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Re: PULL A FORD: Ha Ha in reply to HF, 07-02-2003 17:14:16

Is this your way of starting a war of words? I'm not a Ford man by any means but I have seen them hold their own many times.

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Clyde

07-02-2003 20:32:24

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Re: PULL A FORD: Ha Ha in reply to HF, 07-02-2003 17:14:16

Wanna hook to the as* end of my Ford 9600, All you'll see is smoke pourin and you goin 20 mph backwards!

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IHHTractor Fan

07-02-2003 18:38:22

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Re: PULL A FORD: Ha Ha in reply to HF, 07-02-2003 17:14:16

Obviously, you have never seen Susie Bear pull her Ford. She does really well in Div IV & V in the light weight classes. Always a contender.

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Farmall Daddy

07-02-2003 19:16:27

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Re: Re: PULL A FORD: Ha Ha in reply to IHHTractor Fan, 07-02-2003 18:38:22

I pull against a Ford 600, and you can bet that he will take a trophie home every pull. I would bet that he has 50 trophies. Makes ya angry to see him take first place every time, but he is a nice guy, and easy to get along with. Don't underestimate those darn Fords though!!!

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KEVIN BANET

07-02-2003 21:48:07

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Re: Re: Re: PULL A FORD: Ha Ha in reply to Farmall Daddy, 07-02-2003 19:16:27

thanks,for the kind words.sorry about hitch thing last sunday and the distence !!hope to see you at orland sat as long as our truck pull gets over at good time on 4"th.yes i have seen h's with 100 plus hp.yes i have seen chad's tractor.it ran good.

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Farmall Daddy

07-03-2003 08:33:45

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Re: Re: Re: Re: PULL A FORD: Ha Ha in reply to KEVIN BANET, 07-02-2003 21:48:07

Just forget about the hitch thing. Must have been a mistake, but the guy should have an eye kept on him. We will be up to orland, so see you there!!

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slowmo57

07-04-2003 11:09:55

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: PULL A FORD: Ha Ha in reply to Farmall Daddy, 07-03-2003 08:33:45

You have your AC& M pulling & running good you got them both up in the top of there classes.
Look in good.

John banet III

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BEH

07-03-2003 14:52:13

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: PULL A FORD: Ha Ha in reply to Farmall Daddy, 07-03-2003 08:33:45

There is a man who pulls with a Ford diesel from around Shanksville,Pa. His last name is Emeigh. I believe it is a 6000. He has it hopped up and does it ever pull. I wonder why Ford did not use a version of this engine for their pick ups, instead of the International engines that they use.

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