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Old 04-01-2013, 08:36 AM
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You shouldnt be tractor pulling if you say that.
Thats not true, if you are pulling in a stock class, (depending on your clubs version of stock) you can pull and do well for little money. In a stock class its all about the little things, not how much you can spend.

Why do you want to discourage people from pulling? Get them started with stock and they can move up as funds permit if they want to. Many are happy to just have something fun to do without spending a ton of money.




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next year itll have aluminum rims and a internal break rear and maybe a 25hp vtwin
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Couldn't agree more Randy! My son and I pull in the stock class and we don't have any asperations of standing on the tall step in the winner's circle. We simply pull against each other. whoever goes the furthest between the two of us wins that meet!

Granted, you can put as much money as you want into a rig, but it's not necessary. Now, if you constantly push it, you'll find the next weakest link and I think that's where CadetTy was coming from. If you want to win with something "bullet-proof" you'll need an investment. Either in time or money, and sometimes both!

Our club charges $5/each to hook so for the both of us, that's cheap entertainment! But, if we NEEDED to be at the front of the pack, all it takes is $$$$ !
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Couldn't agree more Randy! My son and I pull in the stock class and we don't have any asperations of standing on the tall step in the winner's circle. We simply pull against each other. whoever goes the furthest between the two of us wins that meet!

Granted, you can put as much money as you want into a rig, but it's not necessary. Now, if you constantly push it, you'll find the next weakest link and I think that's where CadetTy was coming from. If you want to win with something "bullet-proof" you'll need an investment. Either in time or money, and sometimes both!

Our club charges $5/each to hook so for the both of us, that's cheap entertainment! But, if we NEEDED to be at the front of the pack, all it takes is $$$$ !

I agree, it really depends on the clubs rules. Some clubs stock means stock and some are anything but stock. The clubs I have pulled with stock means stock and its all about tuning, weight placement and reading the track. I took me a full season to start to get to know my tractor when I started.



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The clubs i pull in doesnt matter stock or super the money counts i tried going by the rules not spending alota money bt getting beat all the time isnt fun when your doing all you can. Everyone has there opinions tho.
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I aint pulling to beat a class im pulling to beat my cousin
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