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Old 01-04-2013, 10:47 PM
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Gotta say I like all the effort put into the pullers. They're cool.
We used to pull years ago. lots a fun.
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Old 01-05-2013, 10:16 PM
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Those are some sharp pullers! Thanks for showing them to us.
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Just an FYI, your rear tires are on backwards. It'll probably pull a lot better if you put them on the right way.
Checked out the cub page. Pretty cool and educational. You do good work.
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Default Not bad for an ol' Original!
Here's ours. '63 Original. I call her the "Belt-driven Underdog!"
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Here's ours. '63 Original. I call her the "Belt-driven Underdog!"
Very cool pic! Thanks for sharing.
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Looks like you need just a little weight out front
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Yeah Donnie, we're giving up a LOT of weight. We're about 200lbs light in the 1050 class.

If we add any hanging weights, that puts us into a different class. I did find some wheel weights but hadn't had a chance to get them on the tractor in time for this pull. They put about another 70lbs on the tractor. I'm looking at getting some suitcase weights and bumping up one class. But, decided to progress slowly.

We're not really competing against anybody except ourselves since my son and I have a little friendly family competition going on with our tractor. We're just out there to have fun. And, oh yeah, "We're there for the fans too!"
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Cub cadet 482 with shaft driving trans swap an a 10hp kohler with mods getting painted an tires are in the mail
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