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    Posted: 21 Jul 2018 at 1:07pm
I'm thinking about building a pulling tractor to pull as a stock or mild built tractor.. Trying to decide what tractor to use..
I have a wc that would take the least amount of work to be ready or a wd or d17 that needs everything.. But i also have some olivers and 2 cyl deeres i could use also, i prefer to stick with allis as those are what i like best.
So what would be the best to use and what would i need to do to make it competitive?
1958 D17, got a lot more just need to find out what years they are.
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Start with your rules and they will point you to the tractor with out the rules it's a guess at best
You can wash the dirt off the body but you can’t wash the farmer out of the heart and soul
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You could drive up to Casey IL. next pull (aug 5th I think) Several good AC pullers there. You can check out their rides and get some good input. Like bradley said, need to know the rules first.
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Buy one already done, sometimes a lot cheaper
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Build the WC. For stock or mildly modified type classes this is my favorite model pulling tractor. Many times I've out pulled WD/WD45s with my WCs. 

Good Luck!

Kip
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I pull a WC in farm stock class with the club I belong to. As far as I know mine is factory stock or maybe over size pistons?  I  have out pulled WD45's and WC's with a D17  motor and  38" tires several times.
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