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Posted by lenray on September 04, 2006 at 13:26:47 from (66.129.43.61):
In Reply to: Re: TRACTOR PULL posted by mjbrown on September 04, 2006 at 13:16:30:
Hello mjbrown It was a weight transfer sled and it also looked to me that the Deeres ran out of traction and I couldn't determine how much more power they had. The night before they had a truck pull and the front part of the transfer sled where the 5th. wheel is located became damaged and they replaced with another front part of the sled fron another sled. With this new setup--the inclined plane part was gone as the new cobbled sled ran level--not a plane. After a while there was a break in the truck pulling and a few tractors were going to pull the sled. This turned into a very dangerous operation- the tractor pulled the loaded cart loaded with cement pieces to the full pull--THEN IT PULLED THE CART RIGHT THRU THE WELDED STOPS AND TOOK OUT THE LIGHTS AND RAMED THE REAR TRACTOR TIRES. End of all pulling for the night.
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