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Old 03-28-2013, 06:39 PM
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I pull at Leslie tractor club too. Or I should say my kids do.
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What do you pull?
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So, what do you all use on the bottom side of the sled so as not to tear up the concrete? There's a cement-based er, "test track" right next to my property and we've talked about putting something together between my brother and a few others for some comunity recreation. But I sure wouldn't want to have to replace it!

Do you have a wheel/brake system or skids or what?
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My kids pull stock class there Brad.
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So, what do you all use on the bottom side of the sled so as not to tear up the concrete? There's a cement-based er, "test track" right next to my property and we've talked about putting something together between my brother and a few others for some comunity recreation. But I sure wouldn't want to have to replace it!

Do you have a wheel/brake system or skids or what?
Me and my buddy took an old tool box and welded a chain to some angle iron and bolted the angle iron to the tool box and just use that for a homemade sled. But the fairs that we pull at they just have a big piece of flat metal with the ends bent up a little and have chains to the metal. We pull dead weight and just let the tires get warm and bounce the crap out of the tractor. Stuff breaks in the tranny often though because there is so much stress on them.
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we have a couple of pulls every year on asphalt. The sled owner bolts a couple pieces of old rubber track from a big tractor like a challanger or something to the bottom of the skid. our skid is just like the big ones with a moving weightbox.
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In MN there is a mini rod pull on pavement in dassel mn and one soon to be in montrose mm. Montrose used to have one but they stopped it now the bar is putting one on, not sure of eithers date
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I am from Reading MI, which is in Hillsdale county, and there is a pull there that is on asphalt. I have never pulled my cub but I went and watched one year. I think I would prefer dirt pulling better.
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Just finished pulling on cement with my 100, took 7th place. I will post videos sometime this week
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Just finished pulling on cement with my 100, took 7th place. I will post videos sometime this week
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