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Re: Enough Slow Races - Which Tractor Was The FASTEST?
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Posted by Highboyford on March 30, 2000 at 19:39:31 from (63.17.117.182):
In Reply to: Enough Slow Races - Which Tractor Was The FASTEST? posted by Alberta Mike on March 30, 2000 at 17:56:02:
We had a little ford with a rupp overdrive(or something)when I was little the local cop clocked her at 37.Neighbors had a little cub with a flathead ford,guess it went fast enough to pass the school bus(guess bus driver was real surprised to see the little cub go by).Ran a friends 7720 JD combine it had a special order tranny in it and a diesel pump off the 200hp JD engine she would roll 28 mph down the road let me tell ya when she starts to bounce you really think your flying.
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