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green weenie
11-22-2004 17:29:00
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Re: Columbia, Mo pull in reply to K.O., 11-22-2004 08:21:57
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Shellums were not there, Linda Swanger is sporting a real nice 335 Moline, it was not real impressive yet but knowing the nature of the beast it will come around,real tough B J. D. from the south its going to give that new 3250 b class quite a tussell. Kincaid from Missouri has got a new rust bucket out that is going to be tough in 35 to 45 hundred pound class in div. 3, Russel Barth is still going to dominate 35 div.2 with a stock WC that pulls 4500lbs like their is nothing to it, maybe its not really a div.2 tractor,or its the best running stocker I have ever seen. Suszy won the 35, div.4,Wheeler and Lemmons was right on her tail. McQuoid won div.5 with the 88, Justin Dodge is all over him too, don't count him out this year.Sorry I can't remember too muck about div.3 45 and 5 their are just alot of tractors in those classes, they used the contraption sled again so they all got stopped in the same hole as usual, Adrian Cox was on Bears tractor and he and Bill Brooks won the 45 and 5 div. 5, Div.4 in these 2 classes had some real fine running Ms and there is going to be a good hot competion in these classes over the winter. Josh Hana got a new W40 that is super impresive its going to get all the pullers attention when he gets it dialed in. Beggamen had his Moline their it is a shame he can't loose 2000 more pounds off this tractor so he could dominate 3250 on up! To be serious I would like to see him weight it on up to the like size tractors just to see how strong he really is, against say Curtis Rinks GVI? The heavy classes were the G John Deere show although some poor guy broke a Crank in his G,that really sucks, their were some fine running Molines in those heavy classes as well as IH but I do not know if it is the sled or that track but it always seems the old Gs dominate that 75and 8500 pound class, hope this gives you an Idea about the pull. s
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