Thanks for the comments guys. So it sounds like I would have my work cut out for me to get 38" rubber on the tractor. At the pulls around here, I never see any tractors(AC or IH) do much good with the wide 32 or 34 inch tires, but I never paid much attention to what kind of bite or tire make they had. I guess I shouldn't discount the ability of the old olivers to get the job done though. What do you guys think of pulling with the wide tires? We normally have a pretty good dirt track that the BFG powersavers dominate. If I keep the wide tires on there, Tractor data says that the weight of the tractor is 12,990 lb. Is this true, or how light can I get it by maybe removing the 3 pt...etc. We have a 13,000lb/150hp class that I would try to enter if possible.
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