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    Posted: 01 Sep 2010 at 4:47pm
I stay out of the big classes for a reason.
This was the 8000 lb STOCK class

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How is that Ford in the first video even remotely considered STOCK?
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Forrester's Farm Equipment?   Chambersburg, Pa?   Those fellows know how to make a FORD   First On Race Day.  
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That is the Page valley Fair in Luray VA.

There is a strong Ford presence here with several tractors like that. The 12 and 15,000 lbs classes had 17 tractors, mostly Fords.

At the Fair, it's pretty mush bring anything that will pull, I laugh at "stock".
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I think you would use the term "stock" loosely with that 9000.
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HA! HA! HA! HA! I can't stop laughing at that poor Deere. He should have just stayed home.
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Originally posted by CTuckerNWIL CTuckerNWIL wrote:

How is that Ford in the first video even remotely considered STOCK?


(yeah, what he said!)
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Charlie, our county fair's "stock" pull is the same way. The classes were so full of "innovators" that the fair board created open classes for "slightly modified" :) tractors and guys from outside the county to run in it. We had guys running 190XT Diesels in the 6,000 lb class with inline injection pumps, Oliver 880 Diesels with 1800 engines in them so they could run turbos, 88 running on alcohol, and on & on.
In order to run in the stock classes, you must have correct engine for year and make of tractor (or factory replacement) ie; a D262 engine can be put into a WD-45D and still be considered stock (thats how those guys get away with running 1800 engines in 880 diesels), the tractor must run regular tractor fuel (gas, diesel, or LP), must have a working PTO, and must have factory seat.
My dad is actually considering putting a D19 diesel engine in a WD-45D chassis and taking it to some pulls to see how it does.
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These are all stock! I swear LOL!
 
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Originally posted by AllisChalmers37 AllisChalmers37 wrote:

These are all stock! I swear LOL!
 


(G) Yeah, that's just special "Exterior Trim Package" offered for a very short time...
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The guy puttin my WC back together has a MinnieMo UB that dyno's 150HP at stock rpm's. It looks all stock but I've seen the grinding done to the inside of the block and the notches cut in the cam to let the rods go by and the 3 pound coffee cans he calls cylinder sleeves that carry the Alison pistons. He runs propane at or very near stock compression ratio too. All it takes is CUBIC INCHES.
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at 2 minutes and 30 seconds listen to the announcer of the Cat Daddy...never heard those tractor models called "D dash 21"
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Was this a stock class or a "farm stock" class?  Big difference.
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farm class looks like a lot of fun. Last pull we where at guy where driving thier tractors in from home.
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