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Posted by the tractor vet on January 09, 2006 at 06:35:57 from (4.124.64.52):
In Reply to: 1066 HP posted by Josh Land on January 08, 2006 at 22:22:33:
It's going to be a no win deal tryen to pull a 414 against what most are claming stock when the insides are anywhere from a 466 to 640 cu. in with anywhere from a 13 milimeter pump to a Hiper Max 15 Milimeter pump and 3 LM charger or even the 3 L S charger with big cams and all the other tricks that they don't talk about Farm stock is not the FARM STOCK of yesterday even in the anti. pulling around here there is no such thing as a STOCK M OR J D A they all have been bored out stroked camed extencive head and carb work and not one of them would last half a round at a plow day that is why we do not have the fun things around here i think that my S/MTA is the last stock and i do mean stock anti. and my 4/18 flat top M & W pistons and my 58 Hp. won't even get close to some of the H's letlone any of the M's and they even cheet when they are made to dyno so they can win that 7.50 trophie So if ya want to play with the guys that have a bigger check bok then the best way is to find a rag and build it just for pullin and leave the farm tractor as a farm tractor alot less in repais and it is ready for the field when ya need it and not broke down if the pulling tractor breaks and they do break is down ohwell i gues i miss this pull but we'll get them the next week.
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