first time pull advice

Good luck!

For your first time, I would forget about more power and concentrate more on your hitch, tire pressure and weight distribution.

Get your hitch as close to the max height (usually 20") as possible and try to set it up to get the best weight transfer possible. Try to have a rigid loop hitch and not a clevis that tips down and loses you hitch height right away.

Tire pressure is something that you will learn more about as you go along, but the harder the track (and the more weight transfer) the more air pressure you should run. Try to keep both tires inflated the same.

Give yourself some flexibility to position weights where you think you will need them. Even a 3/4" bolt with washers through the frame will work to hang a single suitcase weight.

Watch the earlier classes and pay attention to which spot in the track seems to be getting the best distance. Watch how much weight others are running on the front of the tractor (again harder tracks need more front end weight). Watch how harder tires are doing verses softer tires (you can always let air out, but you usually won't have a good compressor to inflate tires).

GOOD LUCK!!!!!!!!!!!

My first pull wasn't to bad didn't get last place anyways. Now I need to know how big of a jet I can run in the stock carb and engine to gain some more power but still be runnable without any engine mods any ideas would be helpful cause I would like to be a little more competive in the 4010 class as we call it . thanks

LOL We call it the 4020 class here.

I thought it was a good pull. LOVE the decals.

Thanks for the info everyone I'll give it my best shot within my limited budget. If I stick to the blacktop pulls I might have a shot cause it is speed controlled and most of them other guys are way over powered and just spin out to easily .this could turn out to be entirely way too much fun to give up.plus its something besides green to look at and I get to play with my toys even more.