Common

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wh98yHSBmlA

drdigger11

Chalk another one up for CTD. Layed a little rubber down on that exchange.

cbrahs

sounded like the cummins was playing with him at first, then let it rip.

DECEPTiON21

how is it that when the CTD was done he just walked away, but was spinning and gettin tugged earlier on?

jrussell

Sure, we get video of this but not the one where he allegedly pulled the semi or the giant green truck?

Sevir

nice little stand still for a little bit there. Would be nice to know the list of mods on each of them.

JThiessen

The guy in the Dodge likely managed (inadvertently, probably) to get his tires back into where he already laid down rubber and got somewhat better traction. Or, maybe he actually let off the throttle a little to get that traction. When both rigs are spinning, it only boils down to which one ends up getting a little better grip.

Common

Just picked up traction....

Common

Oh, there were about 1,000 people that saw it...

Goober

Well you can make it 1001+ when we see it.

krazydher

yeah when ur pulling someone i think traction is one of the biggest keys to winning...i pulled a dmax on 38's easily...i have 46" tires...i realy don't think the 46's will break loose.

Common

If I ever see it...

Semi's showing up at those events are a rare sight...

But I WILL get a video of it next time for you naysayers

03qclb5spd

That's true. I think hooking trucks back to back doens't proove a who has the better truck or bigger power. It helps, but it ain't the biggest reason why a guy wins hooking.

Goober

Im not a nay sayer i just want to see a semi get drug.

2003Ram

Out of the numerous vids out there, I've yet to see a Ford win any tug-O-war contest angainst a Cummins. I have never seen a Duramax even enter into one of those contests against either of the two. Maybe those Chevy guys are smarter than they look................naaaaaaaa