Good ol' North Middletown! I don't know if I ever got behind him, but there are a lot of people that drive 35 on 460! Or they drive 70; there's no in between lol

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Sir, I'm sorry, I'm not american, i did not understand. What show is this, what is he pulling? (This is intriguing and noisy and greasy and I like it)

@@onelastname they are sled pulling. It's a weighted trailer that gets more difficult to haul over time. If you watch videos you will see the front of the trailer digs into the dirt more and more.

My great uncle don has now been cement tractor pulling for 70 years this year.

It just needs a new seat so your back don’t break but they made things way better back then

@@slapshot3897 this is so true just like the drag line bucks why they need so much surgery bc how bad the seats back then

I dont know how much of that G was original though, if it was anything like the outside, im sure that some internal mods have been made

@@joestractorshop8040 some? The speed he was pulling it’s got a lot of mods.

​@@joestractorshop8040 The block and head are John Deere castings, though heavily modified. This one is somewhere around 1000 cubic inches.

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Really that’s cool I live in kentucky like an hour and 45 minutes or 2 hours away from Richmond

And takes a long time time grinding out to the way the owner wants! I’ve done

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@@tommoreland8792 explain

Wasnt trying to slow him down. Was telling him hes going too fast. He either didnt hear the horn or didnt care lol.

@@BUILTDIESELMAFIA he didnt care bc them horns are loud asf as i been to fast once

@@BUILTDIESELMAFIA he didn't care. Bill Newlon was the same way back in the 50's 60's & 70's with his Allison airplane engine in his Minniapolis Moline G1000

@@BUILTDIESELMAFIA what? "Wasn't trying to slow him down but trying to tell him hes going too fast? So he WAS trying to slow him down by telling him he is going too fast.

@@tim..justtim8381 telling him hes going too fast and trying to slow him down arent the same thing bud. Sorry

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🤣🤣🤣 you can't chrome aluminum...

​@@reddirtfarm7704Many aluminium objects are chrome plated!!

My Cousin runs a Farmall 1466 with a International DT466 swap. It was cheaper to swap then to rebuild the original DT436. Fun hotrod of a tractor. Will always run out of traction before running out of guts. Took it from about 140 hp to 225 hp and haven't had any issue out of transmission or rear end other then pto on the silage blower.

@@kevind3185 v uh

He didnt give a shit.

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here here, I hate to see these amazing pieces of American engineering and know how bastardized by new mods to make them more powerful or fast to anything like that. in my opinion, it takes more skill to pull with a stock one than with a modded one.

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there are only 2 cylinders in there, but since I dont know how much of that G is still stock, I can't rule out that the driver modded out the engine specs so that there are an extra 2

O don’t worry the smokes still there it’s just invisible. You can actually see the fumes if you look at the exhaust. I love it!!

He was

They go into the pull knowing its a speed limit class. They can choose not to pull. Speed limit pulling may not be for everyone and thats fine but theres plenty of open classes out there for those who dont like it. This gives all budgets a chance to compete and not get waxed by 80 feet every weekend.

Yep indeed but not really the focus of my video here. He was indeed DQd.

@@BUILTDIESELMAFIA why was he dq-ed

I've been pulling for 30 years. I'm humble...win or lose. However, this wasn't a beautiful pull and that doesn't make me a crybaby puller. Three horn rule in pace classes has gone away in favor of the 75ft mark because of disrespect and people who abuse it. People who, on their second warning, would just keep their speed up, and blowing the horn until the end of their pull. Therefore, only two horns and no DQ. Basically, you could go as fast as you wanted as long as you didn't sound the horn three times. If you accidentally "pass the pace" you should pull the clutch. This wasn't even that and he clearly didn't care about the pace rules at all. He even has an Agri-Tronix speedometer meaning after the first horn, he'd have know right where he needed to be. A lot of the guys who put these pulls on don't like it when you take off or keep pulling when you're clearly DQ'd. The only exception is if you want an exhibition pull, let the sled operator, or whoever is running the pull know what you're doing. A beautiful pull is really "knowing" your tractor, it's speed, and putting down a footage that's hopefully farther than everyone else.

@@sofakingwetoddid7831 no no up u

@@everettrowold9966 STFU...he's right, you're wrong. Deal with it.

its a youtube short which cant be over 1 minute long.

He's still going.

@@Muggs123 this comment wins 🖐️'s👇

You dont have to call the devil.... he already knows how to reach you☻

@@slofloat3184 Maybe so but I don’t want any part of it.

@@jimsmirh2406 lol I dont blame ya

Lol cuz thats how it works

@@EATSLEEPDRIVE2002 ??

Farmers get subsidies from the government. The money is supposed to be going to their farms, but they do stupid s**t like this.

Ok jeff

I guess that it sounds perfect doesn't mean a thing rite tool?

I can’t tell him that’s sarcasm because it sounds noting like a normal Deere

@@BollweevilPullingTeam all I hear is put, put, put, put, put, put, put, put, put, put, put.

@@MoosesTractorPullingVideos yea it’s definitely not quite stock

@@BollweevilPullingTeam but in what way? Thats what I'm trying to figure out.

@@MoosesTractorPullingVideos well the g motors are the higher motor and probably big pistons borded out

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