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The Famous D 21 stories of pulling
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    Posted: 15 Oct 2023 at 7:31pm
Been boring on this part of the forum - the D 21 was the perfect setup for tractor pulling - in my opinion with Allis,, whats some good D 21 pulling stories -set ups ,, ??

Edited by DougG - 15 Oct 2023 at 7:32pm
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The McKinnon brothers from western Illinois, at one time had FOUR D-21 pullers and a 7050 puller.  Don, Herb and Bennie McKinnon.
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I never saw his tractor in person, but I remember "The Puller" magazine talking about Al Koch's (maybe the first) four turbo setup and they twisted the needle off the boost gauge (at I believe IIRC 200 lbs. of boost).
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I think Al Koch was the first to blow the cylinder head off the top of the block coming down the track. NTPA used to have a video of it. About jerked Al's arms out of their sockets when the hood left the scene and the steering wheel jerked upwards too.
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