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Re: Would F-20 pull in 3500-4500 pound class
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Posted by Leroy on June 14, 2005 at 05:20:03 from (216.255.39.150):
In Reply to: Would F-20 pull in 3500-4500 pound class posted by Farmall F-20 man on June 13, 2005 at 20:25:21:
Most club rulls for pulls would not let you pull on the steel as they tear up the track too bad especialy if you start to spin out for the rest of the pullers, I know of NO track that will alow a steel wheel tractor to pull. I saw one pull once where a crawler pulled and also a big steemer and they pulled last as exibition only as the last pull of the year ant that let the track get back in shape over the winter for the next year and that 100 horse steemer did not spin out as your F-20 is likely to do
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