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    Posted: 13 Jul 2010 at 9:47pm
thinking of bringing a couple farm stock turbo class tractors to pull (210 and 220). what are the details of the pull? weight classes? we generally pull 12000, to 14000#. thanks, Ed.
210 "too hot to farm" puller, part of the "insane pumpkin posse". Owner of Guenther Heritage Diesel, specializing in fuel injection systems on heritage era tractors. stock rebuilds to all out pullers!
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Ed it is just a fun pull.No classes or rules or measurements.Just hook up and see how far you can go.
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So can the sled challenge a 200hp 210? at 14000 #? LOL!
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Ed if that is you on youtube I think you have a little more than 200HP.
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200 hp? forget to put your turbo back on?
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Maybe place I am keeping it took my turbo off! We just dont want to make the trip with 2 big tractors only to find it is a pull only for little tractors. thanks for the replies. and yes these are on you tube from last year. havent put this year's videos on there yet. You really think it's more than 200hp? LOL! If I were to say a 400hp 210, people either wont believe you, or think your bragging. It's all a numbers game, and the tractor with the most HP doesn't always win. It is about weight, and placement, and total setup. thanks, Ed.
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It looked like a large professional sled last year.There was a D-21 that looked like it gave it a good tug.
Bring those tractors!!! Would love to just see them sitting still.Conditions should be much better this year.Very wet and spongy.Ruts got cut pretty fast.
How about it Dale,is it at least a little dryer this year? I bet it will be a lot warmer this year.
Hope to see you there Ed,I will be there all day Sat.
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we are also considering heading north to Darlington WI, to pull there. It is closer, but may get our butts handed to us in their too hot to farm class! still trying to decide! thanks, Ed
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come on ED just go for it!! what do you have to loose??? Trust me when a buddy and I pulled for ISP in the 6200# super stock diesel truck class we got our butts handed to us alot but we came back for more. Think of it as test and tune time!! LOL  Good luck and have a safe trip.
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we are going to paris after all. I will bring the two 175 front weights to sell. see you all there, Ed.
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I plan on bringing Pinky and the WC. Ed, what do you want for the weights?
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I am open to offers. I will be able to sell some of my IH weights now! finally will get AC wts on my AC! Burgie, you aren't wearing a pink bikini on pinky are you? LOL! Ed.
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No Ed, that was to be last year but I didn`t get the tractor in time. I`ll talk to you about the weights at Dale`s.
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