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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Hutson's W-40 ,what happened?
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Posted by Gary on March 21, 2001 at 15:15:01 from (63.28.152.252):
In Reply to: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Hutson's W-40 ,what happened? posted by burns on March 21, 2001 at 12:31:36:
I'm not saying its cheating if its allowed its fine,but no other brand is allowed to use a block
unless at least had some connection to the orginal
company.Try putting a 671 Detroit in an Oliver 88
and see how far you get at most antique pulls,but
Deeres are allowed to run recently manufactured
blocks that have no connection to the John Deere
tractor Company other than being cast to bolt up,
this is not useing a few high performance after
market parts,this is useing half a newly manufactured and designed tractor in an antique
tractor pull.I think the basic block and head
should have been built by the company of the same
make as what was in the tractor orginally even if
built at a later date,ie 310 in Oliver 88. I
make the example with Olivers because the 99
and 880 wheatland I pull are both bone stock and run
like it,not stating the case to modify them.
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