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any one here pull stoc antique?
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    Posted: 02 May 2011 at 4:40pm
Just wondering how the WC does in stock classes. How do they balance pulling off stock drawbar, what wt classes do they do best in, etc. Thanks, Jm
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The lighter you can get it the better.
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Didn`t know there was such a class.
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Gotta agree, the lighter you can get it the better. A WC will be hard since there are not many "bolt on" parts that you don't need for pulling. Usually the first things to go are PTO's and hydraulic units, of which a WC doesn't have. 

The "second generation" B's with the CE engine do exceptionally well in the 2500 and 3000 class as a stock tractor. Of course if you have a garden tractor pull with some really heavy classes, and you could get the B slim enough, you could walk away with the sled to the next town.
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Stock WCs work great at 3500 to 4000 pound classes. We've had great suuccess pulling our '37 at these weights. Bolt on a ring hitch, air down to about 10Lbs, get some weight out front, and kick butt! Good Luck, Kip
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