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    Posted: 17 Oct 2010 at 6:40pm
What is the purpose or intent of this type of pull?
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I know there is a double tree used in pulling horse drawn equipment with a team of horses.
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Pulling two trees at once vs. one at a time!!  Lol!!                                                                                                   
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I guess we are talking tators and not hay burners?
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  it will show what kind of driver they are[can you pull together or not]  we done it to kill time an entertainment also   take a good sled tho
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  we used garden tractors   not farm tractors  sorry for a misque
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Video of Garden Tractor Doubletree Pulling:
 
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How about a brother / sister team with a pair of WD-45s
 
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One club I belong to does it on the last day of the show, just as a novelty. No classes or anything, mainly just a different way to play with our toys.
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We used to do this at some of our pulls to kill time before we started getting too many regular hooks. Not as easy as it looks. Dad & I got pretty good teaming his B with my C. Never could get our two Cs to work as well. Kip 
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Never seen this. But this looks like a lot of fun.
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I watched them hook one up at New Haven Indiana a coupla time a few years back. Looked like fun and I would have liked to hook with someone and give it a try. The times they were playing with the double tree I was busy getting tractors ready to pull.
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We tried it at our tractor show in July. Takes a pretty good set of drivers.
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dick
where do they pull at in new haven?
and what classes.
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I've seen it done with two different brands of tractor,also saw 720 and A deere do it, now that took some driven.
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Gary and I tried it this last summer.   We had alot of fun, it gave a new twist to the sometime slow antique tractor pull.
 
 
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