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Posted by paul on April 20, 2004 at 08:04:45 from (66.60.196.155):
In Reply to: Sandbagging posted by Tara Z on April 19, 2004 at 22:41:23:
Never attended a pull event with a speed limit - once you stop moving, you are done. No wonder I didn't understand the term. If the point of a tractor pull is to be the best puller, I'd not see a need for a pace tractor? Let everyone work their throttle as they pull, and get the best pull from the best tractor/driver? This would give everyone the extra 10' - equal footing - and one less issue to come up. Let the officials work on real issues? I wouldn't understand your event with a speed limit? --->Paul
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