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Does anybody think this B has been "Messed With"?
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    Posted: 18 Mar 2011 at 6:31pm
It seems like it has too much power to me...
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You can't tell from the vid. You don't know how much wieght is in the box or what gear the sled is in.

Edited by chllngr528 - 18 Mar 2011 at 6:42pm
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Sounds good to me. My question is why did they stop him when he was still moving forward?
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He is a tractor puller .They DO NOT CHEAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ROTFLMAO
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Originally posted by CTuckerNWIL CTuckerNWIL wrote:

Sounds good to me. My question is why did they stop him when he was still moving forward?
My thoughts exactly....  Front end didn't come up, and still moving, why stop?
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made a full pull
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Just love to see what looks like an original B doing so well.  Yes, we all have questions????
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They stopped him because it was a full pull.  158 ft on a 150 ft track.  We don't see that short of a track around here, but that's what they were using for that pull.

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I kinda wondered about it being a full pull but then why does the announcer call out the feet and inches? She should have said "a full pull". I guess it's hard to get good help. LOL
 I guess if I could read, it says full pull right on the screen. DUHHH


Edited by CTuckerNWIL - 18 Mar 2011 at 9:28pm
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This pull is in Ontario. I don't think there is any mods done to the tractor. This club is antique only rules,4 mph. My Dad took the D17 to one of their pulls. Had a full pull, along with a Cockshutt 35 Deluxe. When they repulled, he beat dad by 3". They checked his pto speed 3 times in between pulls. The lady announcing is the same one that does our pulls.
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It's tractor pulling at it's best .How many stock B's sound that strong.
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only if they are running a D15 II engine




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Sounds like any good running B should sound. I would doubt it is anything other than in good running condition. The sled would have been set for that weight class.  A hopped up B with that sized tires on that dry looking track would have spun out if it had really been taxed.
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there are two types of tractor pullers, cheaters and losers lol
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Looks like a standard Canadian "B" to me! LOL
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