Thought I was the only one! 😂🚀

Typically the gas trucks are 454ci to 582ci...some more some less..... I sold a alcohol 1550cfm carb to a guy running a 532 ford

It was pretty intense to see that much smoke coming at me!

You are very welcome. I quite enjoy doing them.

Thanks.

Thanks Nature!

I would like to see more in the Farm class. She is good because she hooks just about every time there is a chance to. It is hard to beat a consistent puller.

She belongs in the kitchen

Right. This is an exhibition class with mostly small block two wheeled drive trucks basically. These sled operators aren't as worried about the weight box just keeping it between the lines and good fun for the fans. Antiques pull the least amount of weight, but being that these are speed sleds, going slow isn't any real advantage. They have torque on their side. Where bigger classes have torque and speed.

If they pulled a steam tractor lift up the back of the sled above the teeth in the ground there stopped

hell ya they are

*"DON'T LOOK AT THE BLUE LIGHT!!!" BZZzzzt💥💢💨

"splode"? Ya meens the trackter injuns? Axle lee I duzz two.

Lmao man that's some good shit 😂😂

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No, we do not!

I wanna meet his motor builder

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I would love to. Nine times out of ten, the guys roll in after I am filming the main event. I get to the events about 2 hours or so. Plenty of time to do this if they are there. The guys would have no problem with a walk around, ride on cameras, interviews, etc.

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A lot of drivers have knobs on their steering wheels to help them know where their wheels are.

That or piece of tape even

There are several black guys on the national level and about a half dozen at local levels that I film. It is honestly anybody who has the extra money or parts laying around that can work or have friends to help work on these machines. Check out my interview of Aaron Smothers I at the Southern Showdown|: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ruBjmLCCsLrSdI0.html

This tractor has never been on a dyno. That being said, they estimated it to be 2200ft-lb and somewhere around 1400hp

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Tunercars3 the diesel engine has more power the gasoline is shitty

Ha ha, nice! We run these about 10-15 times a year stay tuned for more! That thumbnail jumped out of my Light Room and said "Pick me!"

@@WWPTV it was awesome! Thank you for such a good video!

Good by trace Adkins by faye Driver

Good luck in life

I do whole event video when I am done with all the classes. I'm glad you enjoy it. It is a condensed version of the night and have been told these saved family holidays as whole events were put on in the background and all enjoyed them. We will not stop doing this even though it may seem repetitive.

Red clay? You mean you don't have this type of dirt? In the south east it is what we have. I found this online so it must be true, "Red clay or red mud, is the common name for a variety of ultisol found in the SE United States. The USDA’s “Soil Taxonomy - 2nd Edition” includes ultisols among its twelve soil orders. Red clay is rich in weathered minerals. Over time, rain leaches out soil calcium, magnesium and potassium. This makes a soil ‘old.’ Particles in such soils are smaller than 2.0 microns. The red color is due to iron oxide. ... Red clay has low organic matter. It is stable for construction purposes. Forests thrive in it. When forests are cleared by slash and burn methods, fertility quickly goes. Although some clays are not suitable for farming, the red variety is workable. Calcium and fertilizer amendments are necessary for repeat farming." from www.quirkyscience.com/red-clay/

A lot of tracks in the south have red clay and they keep moisture very well. But you have to roll them correctly and consistently for a good track all night like. You want it just a tad gummy but not greasy. If you can walk on it not leave footprints, and not get it all in your shoe tread, you have one heckuva good track.

Clay is red in the south.

Yeah, great dude! He put me up a few weeks ago when we were like 4 hours from home and it was late. We share coffee, stories, and love talking pulling. He is a great guy.

Is he any kin to Monk Tate sir?

Gotta say your major lack of knowledge of tractor pulling shows in your comment. One hand is on the throttle so that only leaves one for the steering wheel unless you have three.

Sí. Ella era buena. Ella vende casas.

These trucks feature 1 ton drive trains and weigh over 8,000 pounds. These tractors weigh at minimum 8,000 pounds and require way more torque than even gas engines. The horsepower numbers are from 800 to several thousand. You are going to spend hundreds of thousands to make that happen. I don't know anybody that has that much extra scratch laying around to hear it go "fpsssssssssssssssssssssst" down the track. If you know me and have been around Facebook and some on here, I think trucks are loud. I love tractors because I can film and not have ear plugs in with the exception of modified tractors. I love the sound they all make, just trucks are too loud in my opinion. But the sound, the smell, the smoke, that is what drew me in. Just my $0.02.

How dare you!

You come to us young people with your problems, I should be in school, How Dare You! 😳

Scerewww her.

Great day to be a red devil

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What time in the video? The red light will come on any time the brakes are applied.

There are some big time pullers coming from GA. Cobb, Paul, and more. Thurman is awesome. He's always eager to give an interview. A real good customer knows what he wants, and what to pay for it. He is super fair! And just a super nice guy to be around.

Bob Minnick (Small Change), Robert Smith, the Omps brothers, Brizendine, the Davis crowd. All good memories. Tony Osteen and Roy Everett from Ga were regional champs and Indy super pull winners. Thanks for the show!

It was Blue By You because it was Blue and it was built to Blow By You! Now that tractor is with it's owner and called Blue Trifecta. I just drew it and is on PullingShirts.com Facebook page. Tell us how we did. It is in the "Photos" \ "Vehicle Art" section.

Where at what time MM:SS?

24:47

@@eyeHATEuall85 Yep. He has a few of them. Super Clean all of them. Strong runners too.

@@WWPTV I think I'll go next year and check 'em out, I only live like 2 hours from Lynchburg.

There are people that will work on them. Parts are harder to find on everything right now unless you are a machinist yourself. I don't know they are made to run fields all day long according to EPA standards which I don't know help anything. These are made to run optimally for 20 seconds. If you average out say 20-30 hooks we are looking at maybe 15 minutes of smoke. Not much at all. If you want to pull a Deere, you really have green blood in you, that is for sure.

Hybrids would require more types of chemical to exhaust any fire or leaking of fluids. Is it possible yes? It is worthy of investigation? Possibly. Remember Don Garlits has his electric dragster almost dialed in. Once the drag racing world is taken over, then tractor pulling maybe next. But there is nothing like the smell of diesel and alcohol from tuned performance engines.

hybrids are LAME!!!!!!!

Go Pro and Canon sync. 4K was 30FPS and 1080p was 60FPS I believe.

Wet look

Bonnet? Please explain.

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Yes we do. Pioneer makes some good yield in our area. Pioneer also helped out WWPTV's 2020 calendar drive. willwhitt.com/calendars. Check out the National Modified 4x4 calendar, it is amazing.

@@WWPTV thanks for replying I wasn't actually sure it was sponsored by them but I thought being the logo on the side and then I saw the sled's name is The Pioneer so. Keep uploading videos as I am from Canada and probably won't attend many tractor pulling events over there!!

These videos should have enough to keep you entertained. Stay as long as you like!

@@WWPTV tractor pullers sure do answer quickly to comments!!

Monster Truck? Yeah, they are perfect for that. Some of these are even street legal! Haha. I know the Red Duramax on is.

I do that know where it is only once at the end. This was 2018. Sorry bud.

I can't explain how awkward it is to get up in. But man it is cool in person. Note to self, "Carry a step ladder!"

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@@chadjohnson7118 Well, in my opinion, it is dang close to being family. I couldn't do this without a strong family behind me and a strong family of watchers! Glad to have you.

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341.38. But at 36:57 you can clearly see the front set of rear wheels on the sled not moving. So, that means he couldn't register distance anymore. So 341 was where he put the breaks on. I wish we as a league would post everything. Not having results stinks for local pullers. They only post distances for points classes. But never the less, when the sled's front set of rear wheels are no longer moving, distance is not registering. Also, if a pull is good that those front set of rear wheels are spinning and the pulled is stopped then that is false distance. This is the downfall of Agtronics.