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Old 11-08-2011, 02:27 PM
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heres the last pull of the year, My dad, brother and me


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Great pics!
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Very Nice looking pullers, looks like you put in a lot of hard work on them, I have never pulled on Asphalt, do you have to set up your tractor any different other than changing tires, for pulling on the asphalt
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Great action shots. I haven't seen blacktop pulls either. Looks like that would be fun.
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Here is one of mine it has a 20hp Briggs stratton opposed twin in it. I have another one I am still putting together and it has a 18hp briggs bored .20 over. This is a old picture of the tractor it has different tires on it, different seat on it and the hood says Breaks & Scatters now. Before you say anything about the name I like briggs and stratton no questions but I liked the word play I thought it was pretty funny.
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Nice looking Puller
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Thanks Guys, the other one I am working on is going to be its twin I am shooting to match everything I can so they are identical. The tires and the front weight bracket are different but everything else I'm gonna try to make the same. It only sounds right since they are both 482 frames originally. I had both serial numbers written down but I cant find them, i dont remember how close they are but I might go look today.
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nice looking pullers. this is me on my sons tractor. 14hp,1050lb class.
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Your son has a very nice puller!
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